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First confirmed with Firefox on Ubuntu, same on mobile (Safari) too. P.S. If you are from GitHub, please note we appreciate all your hard work! Posted only to have a discussion.

I'm working on an app that let's you blur a portion of your screen. Currently written in Python with OpenCV, plan on a re-creation with Electron, but I'll need to learn more of it …

Hosted on Cloudflare pages, repository is at https://github.com/hasithsen/lane-dash

The game is lacking in comparison to what I dreamed up. But otherwise it wouldn't have seen the light of day like most of my other games :) Check it out at https://lane-dash.pages.…

Location: Kurunegala/Sri Lanka Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possible Technologies: Linux, Python, Ansible, Terraform, K8s, Google Cloud Platform Résumé/CV: https://hasithsen.gi…

Huh, it was a couple days back I wrote a poem titled just the same. For anyone interested, here you go https://i.hsen.tech/verse/just-write/ :)

I remember reading that book late into the night on many nights while I was still at uni. It was an awesome read, thank you!

Hey thanks! inputs are cleaned through a ModelForm[1][2], and luckily, no spam. At least not yet :) [1] https://github.com/hasithsen/sayit/blob/main/stage/forms.py [2] https://gith…

Started this a while back with Django. This lets you write something over a whole webpage in big letters. Find source at https://github.com/hasithsen/sayit. Hosted at https://sayit…

Hi, I've built an appointment scheduling web application (https://schedulo.hsen.tech/). The application has features to automatically create appointment time slots when the slot le…

Hi, I've built an appointment scheduling web application ( https://schedulo.hsen.tech/ ). The application has features to automatically create appointment time slots when the slot …

Well, each 'message' is different from the last one, taken from a group of text files. Actually, I built this for fun while learning SDN, not as a replacement for motd (or similar)…

I second this. If what you are familiar with is but know it would work, go with it. You don't have to struggle with a new tool if something similar is already in your toolbox, and …