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Big problem, though: Beaker (Dat) doesn’t store differences. And TiddlyWiki is one big file. So every time you save, it keeps the old one saved and the network starts to fill with these old copies. And you can easily have a 10 meg wiki—you get a hundred days of edits under your belt and you’ve created some trouble for yourself.
I went a different way with my tiddlywiki after trying the Beaker approach because of the way it handles versioning. When I tried hashbase.io, my little 2mb file was using 70mb of space on the server (and I was only getting started).

like a rainbow

This is too cool…, though I had to modify the CSS for it to work for me. What I used: 
.rainbow {
background-image: linear-gradient(90deg, #F79533 0%, #F37055 15%, #EF4E7B 30%, #A166AB 44%, #5073B8 58%, #1098AD 72%, #07B39B 86%, #6DBA82 100%);
background-size: cover;
-webkit-background-clip: text;
-webkit-text-fill-color: transparent;
}

Related: -webkit-text-fill-color – MDN

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“If we wait, we might get to see him.” “Do you really think so? He may not want to see us.” The waiting game’s not easy, but he had done it his whole life and now it was his time for payback. The fool followed fame as he pretended to be something bigger than life […]

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I just discovered something amazing – peanut butter on a twinkie.

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