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Perhaps it is merely a web server on their backend and another on your machine to be tethered. Then you just need a small page using HTML5's postMessage to thr
by rachelbythebay 15y ago
Perhaps it is merely a web server on their backend and another on your machine to be tethered. Then you just need a small page using HTML5's postMessage to throw things back and forth.
Once you have a channel between their backend and your tethered machine, actually making it useful for doing "real" communications is academic.