When I press F16, I get an image capture cursor, and the area selected is turned into text.
Example:
https://files.littlebird.com.au/Screen-Recording-2021-05-17-...
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When I press F16, I get an image capture cursor, and the area selected is turned into text.
Example:
https://files.littlebird.com.au/Screen-Recording-2021-05-17-...
I made a macOS script that OCRs text on screen. It is super handy for dealing with everything from scanned documents with account numbers to web pages with text in images. When I press F16, I get an image capture cursor, and the area selected is turned into text. Example: https://files.littlebird.com.au/Screen-Recording-2021-05-17-...
I made a crappy little web tool[1] that lets me paste a timestamp into it, and will show me that time in my current timezone by default (I think that's just hardcoded haha), or in another one that I select. I mostly use it when reasoning about logs -- for some reason my mind has never gotten used to mapping UTC time to my time. It also has a selector for the source timezone, but that doesn't work, for reasons I've fo…
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Protocol complexity, number of vulnerabilities in the codebase, and for ssh there's reliability as well. (SSH tunnels multiplex connections over a single TCP connection, whereas TLS and spiped map one TCP connection to one TCP connection.)
But what's wrong with stunnel?
I made webUSB postage scales and a webUSB thermal printer.
We used to use Dymo label printers etc, but macOS' printer queue would get stuffed up every 200 or so prints.
The advantage of a webUSB based solution was:
- No OS based printer queue to get gummed up
- Super-fast (just ZPL printer commands being sent down the wire)
- One-click to create a postage label
- Automatic label printing when a new order comes in (Websocket + WebUSB)
- Live parcel weights and prices updated via Javascript
We used to create labels by copying and pasting between Shopify and Australia Post. This hardware saves us ~4min per parcel.[1] Demo: https://vimeo.com/334547755/c387957a25
I made a macOS script that OCRs text on screen. It is super handy for dealing with everything from scanned documents with account numbers to web pages with text in images. When I press F16, I get an image capture cursor, and the area selected is turned into text. Example: https://files.littlebird.com.au/Screen-Recording-2021-05-17-...
https://github.com/joy-framework/joy
I wrote it because I really like janet and there wasn’t a web framework in janet yet, although I think there may be more now
I made a macOS script that OCRs text on screen. It is super handy for dealing with everything from scanned documents with account numbers to web pages with text in images. When I press F16, I get an image capture cursor, and the area selected is turned into text. Example: https://files.littlebird.com.au/Screen-Recording-2021-05-17-...
I made a macOS script that OCRs text on screen. It is super handy for dealing with everything from scanned documents with account numbers to web pages with text in images. When I press F16, I get an image capture cursor, and the area selected is turned into text. Example: https://files.littlebird.com.au/Screen-Recording-2021-05-17-...