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I'm using CyberChef ( https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/ ) quite a lot for different tasks. I love the simplicity of writing a program in mere minutes and distributing it with a single link.
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Doesn't the GitHub dashboard (the page you see when you login) show you that? Not sure if it covers all your use cases but it's been improving lately.
When I go there for my work, for example, I see notifications _for every repo I've ever interacted with_. I would prefer it be a bit smarter, like focus in on most important repos / notifications. I want kind of like a priority inbox of important stuff, and then a secondary inbox of stuff to ignore...
there should be a list of all the repos you watch
unwatch any repo you don't want to be notified of
I use a JSON formatting tool a lot ( https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/ ). I do wonder sometimes about pasting sensitive data into sites like this, and what they might be doing with it. Strange in a way, that companies spend so much effort restricting how we handle sensitive data, and then you copy and paste it into any website with an input box and no one seems to care. Fingers crossed and all that. These sit…
do it progamatically [0]. build a command line tool so that you can just use `./file `
0: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3380726/converting-a-rgb...
A better way to keep up with Github I don't want email notifications spamming Github. I want a smarter feed of things I should care about and need to keep up with to do my work. PRs I probably need to review, Issues related to what I work on, etc... I haven't found a great way to do this, maybe others have ideas?
I use a JSON formatting tool a lot ( https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/ ). I do wonder sometimes about pasting sensitive data into sites like this, and what they might be doing with it. Strange in a way, that companies spend so much effort restricting how we handle sensitive data, and then you copy and paste it into any website with an input box and no one seems to care. Fingers crossed and all that. These sit…
Using: - rot13/rotN - hex to ascii conversion - multiple timers at the same time (one in 5 minutes, one in 7, one in 10, one in 15 for example) - translation, mostly for japanese/english. I use google translate and deepl - REPLs/playgrounds, when I want to test something in a programming language without installing it - specific video conversion, usually to post a .mp4 on Twitter. This could and should be a shell scr…
Out of curiosity, what do you use rot for so regularly?
Image tool by google - Squoosh (https://squoosh.app/) RSS reader - Feedly Classic (looking for alternative that is similar, can be paid but no subscription) General News without the garbage - Winno (iOS app) (looking for web-based alternative) Regex learn - (https://regexlearn.com/) Icons8 - (icons8.com) Raindrop - (raindrop.io)
Things that are missing or can be improved: RSS readers & web browsers (specifically on iOS) Desktop email app for windows (waiting for spark to release)
I use mint.com to consolidate all my financial details. But it is so buggy. Every time I access it seems to generate all stats from scratch, which means that it has no idea about accounts I have closed, renamed, moved etc.
- Finding out what a linux command line tool's flag does without having to CTRL+F through multiple matches in the manfile (https://explainshell.com/)
- Test and visualize JS regex (https://regexr.com/)
- Render PlantUML class or sequence diagrams (https://www.planttext.com/)
- Unicode code converter (https://r12a.github.io/app-conversion/)
- Unicode codepoint viewer (https://r12a.github.io/uniview/)