TrevorSundberg

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Show HN: A stupid website for animating images on top of videos (HTML5 and WASM)(madeitfor.fun)
161 points by TrevorSundberg 7y ago|49 comments
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by TrevorSundberg 7y ago
This version isn't any different than the normal puppeteer you use with Chromium. However, doing a quick search I found these two methods which you may be able to use to automate uploads: https://github.com/puppeteer&#x
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Show HN: Run puppeteer within an electron app(github.com)
6 points by TrevorSundberg 7y ago|2 comments
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by TrevorSundberg 7y ago
The server source is also in that same repo, it's under relay: https://github.com/TrevorSundberg/skugo/tree/master/relay There's some code shared between the relay, client, and server (for mess
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by TrevorSundberg 7y ago
I'll check out ngrok, it looks really handy! I was actually thinking that could be another use is to make a tunnel, but I decided to just scope it to browser apps only so you don't have to install anything on the client machine. I
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Show HN: Generate a link and control your machine via browser(github.com)
4 points by TrevorSundberg 7y ago|3 comments
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by TrevorSundberg 7y ago
Great point! Honestly I only started using linux back in October and my shell experience is still pretty limited, but growing.
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by TrevorSundberg 7y ago
In short it just means it installs the exact same packages every time. If you write `apt install something` without an explicit version you may get a newer version depending on how recently you've updated your package manager. Our buil
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Show HN: Deterministically install Linux packages with apt-lock(github.com)
18 points by TrevorSundberg 7y ago|5 comments
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Show HN: Inviz – An inline GraphViz widget for the web(github.com)
1 points by TrevorSundberg 8y ago|0 comments