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Now turn off the screen with the power button.

Notice the annoying delay when turning off the screen is gone? enjoy :-)

Of course you also don't have a way to invoke the wallet manually, but luckily if you put it near a payment terminal it will auto activate

Probably won't work if you're a heavy apple wallet user but if you use it only sporadically I personally think it's worth it, I found the delay very annoying when I switched to a homekeyless iphone

Also the Diablol 2 series does cause some flashbacks, especially the soundscape... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ru-UM1nYJQ&list=PL0QrZvg7QI...

In this case though, to defeat scrapers maybe create some link which only the scraper sees and leave a "gzip-bomb"' like described here https://blog.haschek.at/2017/how-to-defend-your-website-with... and see how their scraper handle that :-)

Personally I just used a html-fuzzer to generate 5 MiB of junk html and named it wp-login.php :-) And a ssh-tarpit

A little hack I made to view websites with JavaScript disabled, mainly useful on iOS where there is no real noscript extension.

Useful to share links with JavaScript disabled. And as added bonus it bypasses a few paywalls or article-per-month limitations.

Still has bugs and issues with detecting when a site blocks rendering in iframes.

One little nitpick or question, the page isn't very readable on my mobile (iOS), it's too wide and tiny text.

A quick check tells me you have not set a meta-viewport. I've found adding <Pre><meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"></Pre> makes things work better for mobile most of the time.

I made this some time ago because provide a per link/site "noscript" on iOS.

I am not sure if this is useful to anyone else, or even if anyone else understands what it does. So I posted it here to see get see if I get some feedback.

I am specifically curious about

1. is it clear what the page does and why it's useful? 2. does anyone else think it's useful? 3. any suggestions to make things better?

The backstory is that I wanted "noscript" on Safari/iOS as I've found a lot of sites is simply nicer to visit without javascript. No popups, no GDPR consent screens, no ads etc.

The option of globally disabling javascript on Safari is not really realistic, so I was for some time thinking about solutions using content blockers, but never got that working.

Then I happened upon the sandbox feature of iframe's and decided to see if I could make it work. This is the result.

It's a hack and often breaks, but sometimes it's nice to be able to share a fast-loading version of some website which loads way too much javascript for little benefit.

> Conventional IHL (international humanitarian law), then, indicates that at least one form of disguising a military object as a civilian object—camouflage—is a permissible ruse of war, not a prohibited act of perfidy.

Page 521 https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/42550238.pdf

Inspired by https://github.com/giuseppeg/xm I ended up writing a absolutely minimal no-frills PHP snippet to turn the PHP file itself in to an html page.

https://github.com/gnyman/piss / https://blog.nyman.re/2020/10/11/introducing-piss-a.html

Doing it yourself is of course not an option for most people. But as the author and many other commenters here, programming is a hobby so the journey is as important as the destination.

Rough instructions here https://twitter.com/gnyman/status/1217797385184841734

Also check out the the go port https://github.com/psanford/wormhole-william (compatible with the original) and https://webwormhole.io/ (not compatible I think)

Got questioning if I really disconnected it before I left.

I'm wondering if we're at the point where internet outages should have some kind of (emergency) notification/sms sent to _everyone_.

The RAD2X being a easy way to get started https://www.retrogamingcables.co.uk/RAD2X-CABLES In combination with refurbishing the original controllers with some new plastic https://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/n64-joystick-gears you and maybe a everdrive you can enjoy the original experience without too much work.

Still.. It can't increase the original resolution like this, this is just gorgeous... And so sharp

I think the main difference is that webwormhole tries to use STUN/firewall hole punching to connect two nodes, while the original implementation will use a TCP-TCP relay as fallback.

I recently needed to transfer a 30 GiB file within a restricted network but the firewall blocked webwormhole, so I ended up with -williams instead.

Hopefully at some point all these project can converge into something that supports ALL the solutions :-)

Just note (as it says when you import it) to use the internal importer as otherwise you won't have editable text.

Saved me a bunch of work already.

https://twitter.com/gnyman/status/1243103422313836544

https://twitter.com/gnyman/status/1230424668970024961

Not sure if it's material design widgets being limited, a lazy Web dev or google intentionally making it hard to update your marketing settings.

I think I'm having flashbacks to the custom windows UI's/skins of the 1990's when SW devs and designers felt they needed to differentiate and replaced the standard windows components with their own designs.

I have not gotten as far as testing it in production but based on testing Safari and Chrome in https://nameconstraints.bettertls.com/ and creating our own name constrained cert and testing it with both OS X Curl and Linux Curl (OpenSSL) I am still of the impression it works.

Most other people seem to be sure that it does not though (for example in this discussion and here https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/95600/are-x-509...) so I am not sure if I missed something or if people are just not up to date.

Also recent versions include a metal renderer[3] (not sure if it's enabled by default) which might be even faster, I have been running it for some time but have not noticed much difference.

Another reason why it might be hard to notice is also because when one is using ssh you anyways have the network latency so might be one is simply trained not to react to latency in terminals as much.

[3] https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/wikis/Metal-Renderer

I had a old Air which ran very slowly and fans spinning like crazy due to a issue with the cable from the keyboard/touchpad. Apparently if the SMC does not get proper signals it will go into a "failsafe" where things work but slowly.

Probably not the same issue, but just a little anecdote on a similar symptoms caused by different issues so that nobody gets tunnel vision on the battery, which might very well be the cause in this case.

So from the look of this, this is something I have been trying to find for some time. I guess only way to tell if it's as good as it seems is to try it. If anyone else knows any alternatives for doing anomaly detection in stats, open source or other services it would be great if you could share it here.

From my quick scanning, power peaks seems to be lower but if somebody with better knowledge of these things can chip in that would be appreciated.

Mainly wondering if I should add these ESP32 to my collection or not (as I already have 2 CHIP:s and a few ESP8266) :-)

Main issue is of course that this shows man pages for OS X, which is usually similar but not identical to the ones on your favourite distro.