A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
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A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
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Re: A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
#2I made this to learn more about websockets and because a friend thought it would be funny for some reason. Let me know what you think.
Re: A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
#3Cool project. You may want to include an epilepsy warning to this. I don't suffer from it, but it definitely messed with my vision a bit.
Re: A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
#4Strobe warning in case someone might be susceptible to it. You got a chuckle out of me.
Re: A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
#5I made this to learn more about websockets and because a friend thought it would be funny for some reason. Let me know what you think.
For some reason it is.
Re: A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
#6Cool project. You may want to include an epilepsy warning to this. I don't suffer from it, but it definitely messed with my vision a bit.
Yes absolutely, this was not an issue when it was just me and some friends using it.
Re: A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
#7EPILEPSY WARNING
Re: A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
#8 lamp:51 Uncaught DOMException: An attempt was made to use an object that is not, or is no longer, usable
ETA: I see it working now
Re: A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
#9Strobe warning in case someone might be susceptible to it. You got a chuckle out of me.
Hypothetically if someone suffers a seizure... who is responsible? The platform provider or users who switched the light on and off?
Re: A Silly Usecase for WebSockets (strobe warning)
#10EPILEPSY WARNING. Extreme strobe upon opening OP link.
while (true) { websocket.send(JSON.stringify({ action: 'plus' })); }