HotGarbage

Does that mean a significant population of Britbongs are on 4chan?

I thought this was going to an obituary for the resident who got the original goatse.cx taken down.

Was it this one? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File%3aNetfilter-packet-flow.s...

Because everyone is making $300k+ at MAGA and they're offering half, if that.

I did this too: https://hn.hotgarba.ge/

Edit: Through my own tool I see this comment got insta-marked as [dead], rude.

I'm everyone's problem

lmfao toxic af

Ah, I wasn't aware of the India ban or how it was handled.

I guess I assumed TikTok might try to keep operating in the US out of defiance.

It's a shame NYC 311 doesn't include attachments from reports. I'd love to create a ratty version of https://poolette.pages.dev/

Good point; there's only a single server handling all the requests so things can be a bit slow depending on the time of day. And there are browser limits to the number of concurrent connections.

Mobile browsers with native HLS support are faster as well. Those without need to load everything via https://github.com/video-dev/hls.js/ which slows things down.

I'll try to add some UI feedback so people don't give up too quickly.

https://cwwp2.dot.ca.gov/vm/iframemap.htm is the source if you need specific streams

The address database and address-level ISP coverage is not freely available.

When I checked last year the per-address geodata (sans addresses, sadly. Those are only available by license from CostQuest) was available via the map API. Only in small amounts (high zoom levels) however, and rate-limited. If someone wanted to perform a public service at the risk of pissing off the powers that be (see Aaron Swartz) it could be scraped.

Is the trash churned out by reddit really worth $5 billion? https://dumppit.pages.dev

DanG wouldn't allow this kind of take on HN

Scrolling up stops the auto scroll. Would an infinite scroll be better? I was inspired by https://firesky.tv/

Yes, though it includes submissions too. The items are too new to have any downvotes, but being so new you might catch some detritus that hasn't been killed yet.

If you scroll back, the auto-scrolling disables. Or at least it should...

I always thought search engines could go back to using titles, description, and meta tags, but limit the number of characters/meta tags accepted.

To learn web push I made a stupid toy site using Cloudflare to handle the server side of things: https://peter.hotgarba.ge

Better said than I. But really it was inspired by https://web.archive.org/web/20060901175623/http://www.boomer...

Sounds familiar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adequacy.org#Adequacy_style

There's a lot of junk out there.

Domains are sorted by name. Quotes, commas, etc. aren't valid domain characters so you're just starting at the beginning with 0.

Pushshift already scraped your data and it's now floating around in torrents and on Archive.org. Someone will make a new way to access it without the soon-to-be-IPO'd reddit gatekeepers. I say delete it all!

Used hotspots are $12 on eBay. The Franklin T9 is hackable and fun, but it would be nice to have Ethernet and OpenWRT for less than $100

Leaving hotspots connected via USB 24/7 is a no-no, and people put some effort trying to run them without a battery:

- https://www.eevblog.com/forum/repair/trick-the-hotspotphone-...

- https://jibout.com/verizon-7730l-mifi-hotspot-battery-bypass...

- https://old.reddit.com/r/Calyx/comments/lorkrv/running_mifi_...

I feel like there's some liability on Netgear's part here: People can't be expected to know they can't leave it connected and a charging circuit should not constantly feed the battery.

It's a shame there aren't more affordable connectivity options for projects like this. Hotspots with batteries tend to be a lot cheaper than battery-less routers and USB dongles. The latter of which isn't even available for 5G.

Posts tagged NSFW are filtered out by default, but yeah, a lot of stuff isn't really office safe.

Things are weird though. Kind-of a peek at what an unmoderated, non-algorithmic feed would look like.

Jan and Feb 2023 are also available from the same site. And the final March dump before Pushshift went dark is available from https://archive.org/details/pushshift-reddit-2023-03

Could be done with long polling or a never-closing HTTP response.

POST to an iframe to keep the page from reloading on send.

It's sadly more than 10 lines, server and client side.

https://peter.hotgarba.ge