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lnks: List, Save, or Instapaper your Google Chrome links from the terminal. It uses a small amount of Applescript, so it is OS X/MacOS only for now. I'm working on getting around this. https://github.com/unforswearing/lnks
aliaser: a tiny directory traversal/command aliasing tool. https://github.com/unforswearing/aliaser
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/quickview-for-yout...
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that Dead mans switch type of project is only funny when you want others to use it. That idea alone should make us reflect if we had lived a life being true to ourselves and told everyone what we wanted them to hear. OK, next its my turn: Ill create a dating bot that contacts users on Valentines day, and invites them to restaurant if they will still be single next year. How does it feel ?
I can't tell what point you're trying to make here. And how exactly does your dating example work? It invites them only if they agree to stay single for a year?
Lets you share the content of a text file and stream changes to everyone who's watching.
Useful for live coding demos, teaching programming, etc.
Works without installation.
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Cool. I like the fact that the icon shows in the actual tab as a preview. I guess what is missing is the option to select a font?
Thanks! I'm thinking about adding some of the Google web fonts.
• Pretty print JSON: https://gist.github.com/niedzielski/53c98af986955053aaabcc8a...
• Zoom in on pixel art (disable image smoothing): https://gist.github.com/niedzielski/63becce4640d28caaec1eaa2...
For Chromium / Chrome. Short bookmarklets are preferable to extensions for privacy and performance concerns.
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Those are really the same thing, considering that you run a copy of spiped on each side.
Oh? Maybe it's just that the documentation specifically mentions ssh -L but not ssh -R. Can you do something like run spiped on a machine behind NAT or on a dynamic ip address to create a reverse tunnel via a publicly reachable host?
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After the final one hour warning, it should call you and if you pick up, the alarm cancels. So a final step that's not passive and only requires picking up the phone instead of opening the texting app and clicking a link. Also helps if you're somewhere where you have SMS/calling but no data. Although in that case, being able to reply "I no ded" would be more reliable.
In which case your murderer answers the call.
So you receive a call and it just beeps on says "enter passcode" and you enter the code. Though to be honest it's highly unlikely that will the hypothetical murderer would pick up a phone call unless they were expecting it...
rsync.net. I am very, very proud of the (very simple) platform that we've built there. It's a basic tool that "just works" - and just works exactly like you'd expect it to . If I were a consumer of cloud storage, this is what I would want it to look like. It pleases me so greatly to know that, right now, someone is doing something like this: pg_dump -U postgres db | ssh user@rsync.net "dd of=db_dump" ... while simult…
Started with http://rsync.net/products/aws.html but all of them linked at the top are unreadable
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What is this magic?
I didn't check the source, but rendering the to a data URL, and using something like this [0] would work. [0]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5199902/isnt-it-silly-tha...