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twitter.com#$?#article:has(span[data-testid="socialContext"]) {display: none!important}
twitter.com#$?#div[aria-label="Timeline: Trending now"] {display: none!important}
twitter.com#$?#aside[aria-label="Who to follow"] {display: none!important}
twitter.com#$?#a[aria-label="Search and explore"] {display: none!important}

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//// ==UserScript==
  // @name        hacker_news_readable
  // @namespace   work.rgb
  // @include     https://news.ycombinator.com/*
  // @version     1
  // @grant       none

  // ==/UserScript==

function addGlobalStyle(css) {

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Sign in with Apple + FeathersJS

Upgrade to FeathersJS 5

FeathersJS uses a package called Grant for most of the OAuth functionality. Grant now supports the Apple OAuth flow, but only in recent versions. FeathersJS v5 (currently in prerelease) uses this new Apple-supporting version of Grant. For this reason, I would suggest first upgrading to FeathersJS v5 (Dove) https://dove.docs.feathersjs.com/guides/migrating.html

Pick a domain for localhost

Sign in with Apple does NOT work with servers set up as localhost. If you haven't already, you'll need to pick a domain for your FeatherJS server. If your main domain is example.com, you might want to pick a subdomain like devapi.example.com. You won't need to change the domain's real dns for this, you can add the alias to your /etc/hosts file:

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const puppeteer = require('puppeteer');

// CONFIG
const ZIPCODE = "11222";
const REFRESH_MS = 30000;
const ENABLED = {
   northwell: true,
   walgreens: true,
   nyc: true,
   cvs: true 

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//// ==UserScript==
  // @name        hacker_news_readable
  // @namespace   work.rgb
  // @include     https://news.ycombinator.com/*
  // @version     1
  // @grant       none

  // ==/UserScript==

function addGlobalStyle(css) {