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h43z··on Some people who take psychedelics continue hallucinating indefinitely
Aren't they in a way the Mozarts of their time? I'm not sure what you expect and demand of psychedelics. When will be something profound enough for you? For many it was and is.
h43z··on Some people who take psychedelics continue hallucinating indefinitely
Isn't there some great deal of art coming from psychedelic experiences. Many bands of the sixties and seventies or art of Alex Grey. Shamans had an very important role in groups and tribes for a long time. Religious revelations could have been results of altered states of consciousness (eg moses 10 commandments).

On a more personal and emotional note I always had the feeling when tripping of great profundity but being unable to take the wisdom to the other side. I guess I would make be a bad shaman.

h43z··on Some people who take psychedelics continue hallucinating indefinitely
I think it's no question that psychedelics are mind opening. But maybe a psychosis is something that happens to an open mind too. Personally I explained some mildly strange visual effects/thoughts (long after my acid trips) to the fact that I know what's possible to happen with my mind and my mind knows it too. And only for that reason that weird place is just a another new option now. If I wouldn't have experienced them, my mind may never come up with them.
h43z··on Seashells – Pipe output from command-line programs to the web in real time
It's cool to see all the different ways one can implement such services. So I'll throw my hat into the ring with liveshell.

* https://liveshell.43z.one

h43z··on Debian 10 “Buster” Released
The problem with testing is you may wait for security updates much longer.
h43z··on Building a front end with no JavaScript
Nice. I always try to follow the rule don't do it in code when it can be done in markup (and/or css).
h43z··on Study: Two Monitors or One Ultrawide
I'm not surprised. Operating one monitor requires the user to know and use the window manager features correctly if he wants efficiency.
h43z··on Reducing notification permission prompt spam in Firefox
The name notification permission is misleading. Because what it actually does is run any code from websites you aren't even visiting currently.
h43z··on Vim Anti-Patterns (2012)
Even better you don't have to be with the cursor on the number you want to increment or decrement with Ctrl-A and Ctrl-X. It will work with the next number to the right of the cursor.

The same goes for ci' or ci".

a = 'foo' // imagine the cursor on the letter a

Executing ci'bar will change foo to bar.

h43z··on Websites using SSAI (server side ad injection)
Then they will use ML.
h43z··on Websites using SSAI (server side ad injection)
And then Adblockers will convert it back to html and strip ads from it.
h43z··on Updated Debian 9: 9.7 released
The problem with testing is you get security updates quite late.
h43z··on Show HN: Twiverse – Find Twitter users and get more followers
Following like-minded profiles and hope for a follow back is one way to increase your audience. Another is to let your content speak for you.

To make this easier for the little guy I played with the thought of retweet incentivization. This could start as simple as http://peepmore.43z.one which I put together in an afternoon. Would be interested to hear what others think if this model.

h43z··on Show HN: WebRTTY – Share a terminal session over WebRTC
Neat idea to use WebRTC. Do I understand it correctly therefore no central server is involved?

I was once in need to stream my shell to some colleges and so I hacked together a tiny shellscript http://liveshell.43z.one/ which should work on most Linux systems without installing any dependencies.

h43z··on JavaScript is now required to sign in to Google
I think that most of the annoying (but non breaking) javascript is already covered by ublock.
h43z··on JavaScript is now required to sign in to Google
I tried to live with javascript disabled by default but gave up after two months because all I did was white-listing every page I opened. Gave up on my own side projects too. Building something that works with and without javascript is just to much work for me and it becomes ugly quickly.

I still think modern websites over use javascript too often and should use markup over code whenever possible.

And of course no one wants to go back to iframes to load dynamic content. Or should we?

h43z··on Ask HN: Best books on the psychology of religion?
"Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief" by Jordan Peterson
h43z··on RssHub – A feed aggregator that can generate feeds from pretty much everything
This python script https://github.com/h43z/rssify serves me well to get and RSS feed for websites that don't provide one.
h43z··on TinyEditor: A functional HTML/CSS/JS editor in less than 400 bytes
I did not know about the iframe's srcdoc attribute which all these creative hacks use in order to get javascript evaluated. Just yesterday I created http://localhorst.43z.one to play with saving websites in the browsers localstorage and I used innerHTML and 'reinsertion' of script nodes to make js execute.
h43z··on Vim plugins I use
The build in vim alternatives for

nerdtree :E<CR>

fuzzy finding :e /index<Tab> (index being part of filename)

autocompletion <CTRL-P> while in insert mode and typing word

h43z··on Attacking Private Networks from the Internet with DNS Rebinding
If you want to play with custom javascript payloads I created a website that lets you set one. http://dnsrebindtool.43z.one/
h43z··on Show HN: ChromeREPL, Interact with Chrome from Sublime Text
I'm looking for something like this but works with vim. Editing chrome snippets [1] in the dev tools is not fun.

[1]: https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/snip...

h43z··on Winds 2.0: It’s Time to Revive RSS
Yes I have. Here you go https://github.com/h43z/rssify
h43z··on Winds 2.0: It’s Time to Revive RSS
For websites I want to follow that don't provide an RSS feed I wrote a 30 line python script which runs in daily cronjob and creates me an an XML feed that I can import locally in my reader (newsboat). Easy and it works great.
h43z··on Make front end shit again
I was just browsing Tilde Club [1] and then came here. Nice to see this on the HN homepage.

[1] http://tilde.club/

h43z··on Free Linux cloud shell for Gmail users
Interesting how they make use of tmux sessions for the cloud shell session feature.
h43z··on Who’s Afraid of Bitcoin? The Futures Traders Going Short
the article is pay walled
h43z··on RSS: there's nothing better
After the death of google reader I looked around for a new reader and finally decided for newsbeuter an open-source RSS/Atom feed reader for text terminals. Since I always read the article on the source site newsbeuter is perfect for me. newsbeuter does the heavy lifting of downloading and storing and I just have to press 'o' to open the article in my browser.
h43z··on Interactive Vim tutorial
The website needs a rework. Some challenges load more than 300mb of images.
h43z··on Root – Programmable bank account for software developers
I have written my own script which makes use of AqBanking-CLI. Postbank does support HBCI.
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