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Gdf: Git Diff Merge

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1 points·by moo-jason·vor 3 Monaten·0 comments

OpenSource: Native screen recorder extension for Chrome

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1 points·by moo-jason·vor 3 Monaten·1 comments

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moo-jason
·letzten Monat·discuss
golang bin to cleanly and easily resolve merge conflicts in a spawned chrome webview UI. No npm, no python, 1 go dep.
moo-jason
·vor 2 Monaten·discuss
https://mbarlow.github.io/thinair/

Device to device transfer, just a static github page.

gh repo: https://github.com/mbarlow/thinair

Creates QR codes for each device to scan for webrtc. Android to android will do an audible chirp that lets the devices know to switch from qr code mode to opening the camera to scan each others codes. Tested android to apple and working, the audio chirp doesn't get caught by apple. Just wait and eventually the qr code will dissolve to allow scanning step.

Just threw this together. I was playing with audio handshake using bird-like chirp "songs" or old school modem between smartphones. Fun putting phones together as they send audio frames and confirm to start transfer, but unreliable and slow to handshake. I would like to cleanup the flow to improve. I've started using it for sending files between iphone/android/pc without having to deal with apps, emails, accounts, etc. blah.
moo-jason
·vor 3 Monaten·discuss
Very cool. I have the V7. I'm a fan. Just did this golang project: https://github.com/mbarlow/saengsation Can control the LEDs from commandline. Includes claude skill and hooks. I'm using it to now see claude state. Rainbow animation while claude is working, glows amber when need to switch back to give permission to command, etc. Configurable. Works well.
moo-jason
·vor 3 Monaten·discuss
clone repo, load extension in chrome, record your browser tab, window, or entire screen using the native chrome functionality like screen sharing in teams/meet/etc. saves to disk when finished. no nonsense. no 3rd parties. nothing to install. just a chrome extension.