Category: Other Tech Junk
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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 recently introduced a new feature called Outpainting to Dall-E 2 This lets you easily expand your image without manual labor intensive hacks. With this, I decided to do a quick run through to see what’s on the other side of Bliss Now, I probably could have gotten something a lot better if I’d taken…
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Stable Diffusion on M1 Macs!
Run Stable Diffusion on your M1 Mac’s GPU Oh yes, this is going to be awesome! (via Hacker News)
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Bad Hack: Restart Linux Server when memory is low 😬
I’m running something on my Raspberry Pi server that’s got a memory leak. I think it’s related to my Software Defined Radio (more on that another day), but I’m too lazy to actually track it down and fix it, so I’ve implemented the below hack to just restart my server when memory gets too low.…
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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
My city is not known for being technologically adept, and I’m at least lucky they have a website with a CMS. Sadly though, the website offers only a broken ATOM 1.0 feed, a standard that’s old enough to drink in some countries. Unfortunately, this doesn’t work with NewsBlur, so I had to sort to building…
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iOS Reminders to Habitica To Do’s via IFTTT
After digging around for a while trying to see how I could link up iOS’s Reminders with Habitica‘s To Do’s to help keep me organized, I finally found an easy way through IFTTT. This works easily because Habitica offers a wonderful API💥 Specifically we’re looking at the “Create a new task belonging to the user”…
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My Favorite Firefox Addons
For my own posterity in case I ever lose them, or if anyone is curious, here’s what I use: