weejewel

Years ago when I was a student, and JavaScript could get a user’s clipboard without their consent, I made a website ‘getpasted’ that automatically pasted and posted your clipboard to a public database.

Needless to say, some people weren’t happy about it. But it was a nice project to create awareness that it was possible to read the clipboard at any time.

That’s now fixed!

I didn’t know about that. However, I explicitly wanted to avoid having users to create an OAuth project because it’s a hassle. Also these tokens can expire if they’re not refreshed after a while.

Looks really good!

How do you create funnels without cookies? In other words, how do you track sessions?

This is brilliant!

People like this are an instant hire for me at my company.

It’s quite sad that Microsoft apparently doesn’t think he’s worthy of the ‘senior’ title yet whilst his work is heaps better than most seniors I know. Kinda explains their poor software quality lately.

Hey, I’m the author of wg-easy, nice to see my project in here!

As for all the license discussions, I just don’t want a company to pack my work and sell it as a commercial device or service. I’m open for a better license which covers that.

Why don’t they just introduce Reddit Premium, for say $5/mo, which is ad-free and allows 3rd party clients.

Thanks for your reply! Do you have a guide or more information somewhere? I found that while Firecracker seems popular, it's sparsely documented.

Super interesting read!

I’ve been playing with Firecracker on a Raspberry Pi 4, but never could get Docker inside a Firecracker uVM to work. Should this be supported at all?

Build by Tony Fadell (iPod, Nest).

Writing an objective, clear landing page seems to be a superpower as well.

Or: show ‘x users’ behind the @group in a greyish label.

Next: calculating 4004 on the Pi

I meant to say — Because Microsoft doesn't lead by example and doesn't offer the correct documentation & tooling.

Sometimes I feel teams choose Electron/webapps because nobody knows how to design a great Windows-native application.

If Windows truly had a great UI+UX equal to macOS, the investment of native apps would be much more worth. Now creating a web app for windows is almost the de facto choice because there’s nothing better!

Also check out wg-easy: https://github.com/weejewel/wg-easy.

Much more beautiful imo.

Alternatively, check out wg-easy, which comes with a beautiful management interface.

https://github.com/weejewel/wg-easy

But now you’re paying for keeping a server online, whereas a GitHub page could’ve hosted this static website for free.

Kids don’t need an app like this, they still have imagination we’ve long left behind. :’)

Step Two (https://steptwo.app) brings a smile on my face every time I copy a 2FA token from it.

Especially when coming from Authy, which has by far the most horrible UI ever created.

Setting up WireGuard isn’t hard, but managing clients without a CLI is just not really 2021.

If you think this is bad, try the first iPhone SE.

On iOS that will mean not being able to use Cast for example. And of course, stadia customers (pc gamers) are more eager to jump through a hoop than Netflix customers.

Nvidia did this before stadia launched it. As always, Google just copies ;)

Would anyone be interested in a homescreen shortcut that opens a random website?

Because it’s easier to control them outside of your home WiFi, which is what customers expect nowadays.

Also because Google Assistant and Alexa require cloud to cloud communication. Which customers also want.

And cheap WiFi devices such as the esp8266 are very optimized for a single tcp socket.

Disk Inventory X. Don’t let their outdated website fool you, the app works great, even on Big Sur.

While this is smart and somewhat good news for smaller developers, what happens when you surpass 1 million with subscriptions? Will the next month’s payout be less than before?

I guess they can just create a new account for each customer?