Wingy

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by Wingy 6y ago
screego_1.0.1_darwin_amd64.tar.gz seems to exist.
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by Wingy 6y ago
There’s an issue that I created a while ago but I never got it working. Good to know that someone got further than I did!
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by Wingy 6y ago
Correct
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by Wingy 6y ago
cncse blg
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by Wingy 6y ago
Also, Apollo for Reddit prompts to open a link if you have a reddit link on your clipboard.
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by Wingy 6y ago
YouTube's Copyright System Isn't Broken. The World's Is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Jwo5qc78QU Edit: Oh someone already posted it here, sorry.
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by Wingy 6y ago
JS can though, so can Ruby.
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by Wingy 6y ago
Ah okay, thanks for helping me learn :)
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by Wingy 6y ago
Do you also do all of your dev in Remote - SSH? I haven’t found anyone that does that besides me.
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by Wingy 6y ago
IP packets have a source field, which can be fake and not their actual IP. That's a Facebook IP, but the packet might not have actually come from it.
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by Wingy 6y ago
Probably so that the author can learn whatever JS framework they used. Overkill tech to learn on a personal site before a production site.
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by Wingy 6y ago
Please let me know if replacing the drive works, my friend has the same issue.
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by Wingy 7y ago
Of course this one goes where you'd expect... https://github.com/luruke/browser-2020#web-coffee-api
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by Wingy 7y ago
It stays within the container. It just emulates alpine linux. It's a VM. If that weren't allowed, how is Pythonista on the app store?
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by Wingy 7y ago
I use The Lounge for IRC because I use iOS, Windows, and Linux.
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by Wingy 7y ago
But the attacker could alter the static site to use HTTP on the login/register form.
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by Wingy 7y ago
Why not look at the User-Agent header and 301 to https if you don't see IE6?