Improving an Autorouter with a Hexagonal Grid
hackaday.com Improving an Autorouter with a Hexagonal Grid
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Improving an Autorouter with a Hexagonal Grid
hackaday.com Improving an Autorouter with a Hexagonal Grid
proprietary software and proprietary software accessories
Apparently it's a factory reset day.
#Scraping websites and #bot-protection While searching for my ancestors, I had to access data from many different websites. I noticed there were different levels of protection against automated access depending on the site. In this post, I’ll list them and mention countermeasures you can take to bypass them anyway. blog.frankel.ch/bypass-bot-pro…
blog.frankel.ch Scraping websites and bot-protection
Playing around with NFC tags and the iPhone.
Someone downloaded the “Photoshop” clone and none of the menus worked and it took like 20 seconds to draw a circle lol
New blog post out detailing my attempts to sign the open letter by Keep Android Open as the Principia project maintainer. I never managed to sign it. voxelmanip.se/2026/10/10/princ…
voxelmanip.se Principia and the Open Letter from Keep Android Open
The biggest lie we tell ourselves: "I worked for 10 hours today." To actually see where the time goes, I made a tracker for idle time, app activity, window switching, and WPM. Grab it free here: sourceforge.net/projects/flo... #buildinpublic #dev #productivity
DOS Friends! A new mTCP is available! This version is mostly a maintenance release, except for NetDrive which has some major improvements. (It is faster, especially on remote links.) Downloads and release notes are at www.brutman.com/mTCP/mTCP.html. #retrocomputing
brutman.com mTCP TCP/IP applications for DOS PCs
Listen buddy, try making it worse one way at a time so you can control your data
The Accidental Resurrection: How Closing a Tab Defeated Tab Hibernation How a naive index decrement broke tab closure ergonomics, why sleeping background tabs were silently woken into memory, and how Most Recently Used (MRU) lifecycle awareness restored efficiency. rakosn1cek.github.io/Mise-brow… #MiseBrowser #FOSS #Linux #indiedev #OpenSource
rakosn1cek.github.io Mise Browser
People On The Computer cannot fathom how little people not on the computer want to interact with the computer
I just flip mine off so the camera can see my frustration.
Yay. the bug hunting season!
Poking at the Radxa Dragon Q8B Raspberry Pi 5 Killer
hackaday.com Poking at the Radxa Dragon Q8B Raspberry Pi 5 Killer
I'm pretty sure immediately solved the tech issue :v Somehow it was my noise gate that was causing the issue, and it turns out it was solved with ye olde, "turn it off and on again"
I want more computer but I want to see less computer. I want my fridge to be smart but I don't want it to show me ads. I want my robot to clean my floor but I don't want it to connect to us-east-1. I don't want pop-ups on my phone. I don't want to "see what's new". I want my tools to do their jobs.
ive been having this bug recently and its SUPER annoying discussions.apple.com/thread/25636...
#showcase — post what you're building and it lands on the Zinthos homepage automatically. https://zinthos.dev/webchat/#converse/room?jid=showcase@muc.zinthos.dev #BuildInPublic #OpenSource #XMPP
what do people think would happen if we actually made a did method that had all or most of the properties of PLC that we need but doesnt rely on a central directory? do we think the atproto network would actually ever adopt it?
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