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This works, but you won’t get the interface name in wireshark. If you also require the captured interface you can substitute tcpdump with tshark

Maybe you could take a look at a Bloom Filter datastructure, space efficiënt probalistic set for testing if something is present [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_filter

chrome and nextjs do not share a use case. Whereas chrome is a web browser nextjs is a framework for building web applications.

This functionality is (sort of) already possible in firefox (and possibly other browsers) and I use them quite often, the only problem is that managing them is not as straight forw…

I was in the same camp as you a few years ago and also wrote an utility to handle this. Might be of any interest to you. https://github.com/barthr/web-util And the blog post explai…

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Same, also seamslessly connecting to my headphones while before I had to unpair and pair the whole time.

I’ve noticed this as well. That is why I’ve started scraping those agency websites and send an email whenever a new listing matching my criteria came online. I even made a tool out…

I think most of the same is true for Go. These languages are perfect for making CLI/TUI tools

It generates functions. Though not with a “$@“ at the end, so passing additional arguments at this moment is not supported. I also run a syntax check before the function is added t…

Care to elaborate?

Interesting way of aliasing right from where you use it! I actually replaced my default shell history search with fuzzy search using ( https://github.com/junegunn/fzf ), I can high…

Thank you! Currently the software is very much alpha, so some bugs are expected. I also use shell aliases a lot, though redo is currently not creating aliases but shell functions. …

Jdbi is also really good.

Cool, this looks a bit like: https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io

Elixir certainly has its use case, but so does Ruby. Things like the huge amount of available gems and a big community, especially combined with a proven framework like Rails reall…

Author here, when trying to come up with a domain name for my side projects I usually want to see what variations including the tld would end up being a cool, for example goo.gle a…

Since when is java slowly dieing?