Category: Other Tech Junk
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Setting up Pibooth in 2024
Let’s go on an Open Source adventure to build a photo booth!
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Guerilla Ad-Blocking: Taking Back the Web with WordPress
Unveiling stealthy WordPress strategies for guerilla ad-blocking, empowering users to cleanse their online spaces and champion a distraction-free web experience.
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Command Timing in ZSH
Dive into how you can enhance your ZSH experience by adding a snippet that measures the exact time it takes to process a command, right down to the millisecond! This guide provides a detailed walkthrough of the script, allowing you to integrate it with your .zshrc file.
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Dall-E 2 Outpainting Experiment
OpenAI introduces Outpainting feature to DALL-E 2, allowing easy image expansion. A quick run-through explores the other side of Bliss with fun experimental results. Download the raw file from DALL-E 2 to further experiment with image manipulation.
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Stable Diffusion on M1 Macs!
Learn how to optimize your M1 Mac’s GPU performance by running Stable Diffusion. Find out more about this exciting update in the tech industry.
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Bad Hack: Restart Linux Server when memory is low 😬
A hack on a Raspberry Pi server uses a script to monitor and restart the server if memory is too low. Checking swap and physical memory, it reboots if levels drop below specific thresholds. Scheduled to run every five minutes, the script logs instances when it prevents system freezes by rebooting.
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How to Use Backticks for Inline Code in Google Docs with a Chrome Extension
Revolutionize Your Google Docs Experience with Backtick: Seamless Markdown Formatting for Inline Code Blocks
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Fixing a broken ATOM Feed
The article explains how to convert an outdated ATOM feed to a JSON feed using a PHP proxy script. It details the process of fetching, caching, and transforming the XML data into a JSON format that can be used for more modern feed readers. The provided code snippets illustrate the conversion steps from ATOM to…
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iOS Reminders to Habitica To Do’s via IFTTT
Learn how to sync iOS Reminders with Habitica’s To Do’s using IFTTT. Utilize Habitica’s API to create tasks and authenticate requests with special headers and a JSON body payload. IFTTT will send the data to Habitica, allowing you to earn XP as you complete tasks.