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const copyAsReference = (async () => {
    let reference = "";
    const getTitleAndURL = document.title + " --- " + location.href;
    const getUserSelection = window.getSelection().toString().trim();
    if (getUserSelection.length > 0) {
        reference = getTitleAndURL + "\nSelection:\n" + getUserSelection;
    } else {
        reference = getTitleAndURL;
    }
    try {

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#!/bin/bash

# Context:
# Converted Logseq md file to org-mode mode with title as h1
# Not using Logseq org setting coz there is a lot of headline pollution

for FILE in *.md
do
    get_date=`basename $FILE .md`
    echo "* $get_date" >> "result.org"

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Inclusive fonts

Accessible, inclusive fonts have been playing on my mind lately. So I've spent some time researching options for a workhorse body font.

I've considered a few things:

1. Font must be highly legible and practical in a wide variety of formats. This includes print, digital, signs, TV, smartboard, soggy paper, laminated sheets, etc. Digital alone has a whole array of sub-categories to consider, including good quality screen, poor quality, low resolution, small screen, large screen, e-ink, etc.
2. Should come in many weights and styles and be feature rich (at least of regular + bold + italic)
3. Should be free or inexpensive.

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Five Fonts

See All You Need is Five Fonts article

• Jost (variable)
• Alegreya
• Inter
• Arial/Georgia
• Work Sans (example 1, example 2)

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Hacker News "hidden" URLs

Many of HN URLs are not easily discoverable as there are no links to them in a prominent part on the page, or sometimes even nowhere. The following is a list of links to standard and "special" HN pages. The ones is bold are the less discoverable ones.

See also: https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented

Posts

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Cheat sheet: JavaScript Array methods

Deriving a new Array from an existing Array:

['■','●','▲'].slice(1, 3)          ⟼ ['●','▲']
['■','●','■'].filter(x => x==='■') ⟼ ['■','■']
    ['▲','●'].map(x => x+x)        ⟼ ['▲▲','●●']
    ['▲','●'].flatMap(x => [x,x])  ⟼ ['▲','▲','●','●']

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const axios = require('axios').default;

const SITE = 'https://google.com';

const possibleSitemapLocations = [
  'atom.xml',
  'page-sitemap.xml',
  'post-sitemap.xml',
  'rss',
  'rss.xml',

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I've recently been working on JavaScript Obfuscation. I've read as much as I can from the internet about options and capabilities. It is clear there is one winner out of all the offerings available.

JScrambler Review

JScrambler (https://jscrambler.com/) is a paid product featuring JavaScript Obfuscation capabilities. When it comes to obfuscating JavaScript, it is the gold standard.

This is what the internet proclaimed as I read it [1]. However, it was truly difficult to assess how accurate these claims are; essentially the only public obfuscation examples they provide are:

https://jscrambler.com/products/code-integrity/javascript-obfuscation

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#!/bin/bash
printf '\e[1;40;92m'
clear
printf "All TNT releases are provided\n\tfree of charge for educational and uncommercial reasons.\n"
printf "Все релизы TNT предоставляются\n\tбезвозмездно для образовательных и некоммерческих целей.\n"
echo ""
echo "Press ENTER if you agree or close this window!"
echo "Нажмите ENTER, если вы согласны, или закройте окно!"
read ok
echo "Please wait..."

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codesign

sign unsigned package yourself (carefully debug first with ghidra, virustotal etc ;)

sudo codesign –force –deep –sign – /Applications/Foobar.app

example studio one crack

this is postinstall script from .pkg package