COLUMNS=$(tput cols)
RED=$'\e[1;31m'
RESET=$'\e[0m'

# Generate the red line
red_line() {
  for (( i=0 ; i < $COLUMNS; i++ )); do
    echo -n '_'
  done
}

# Set the prompt with the current working directory
PROMPT="${RED}%d)${RESET} "

# Use precmd to print the red line before the prompt
precmd() {
  echo -n "${RED}$(red_line)${RESET}"
  echo
}

1. Damit das ganze in allen git Repositories verfügbar ist,
   ~/.git-templates/hooks Ordner anlegen oder haben. Darin:
2. Sound-Datei reinkopieren, z.B. ~/.git-templates/sounds/pigpull.mp3. Beliebige Sounds sind möglich, sinnvoll ist aber nur pigpull.mp3 basierend auf dem damage a4-Sound der Angry Birds Schweine.
3. ~/.git-templates/hooks/post-merge anlegen. Darin:

#!/bin/bash

afplay .git/hooks/sounds/pigpull.mp3 # oder mplayer auf Linux
echo "PULL! 🐷"

4. chmod +x post-merge um das Script ausführbar zu machen.
5. git init in jedem neuen oder existierenden git-Repository, das den Sound spielen soll. Dies kopiert post-merge und den Sound ins Repo.
   Obacht: Wenn sich das Template ändert, überschreibt erneutes git init die lokale Version nicht, die muss vorher erst gelöscht werden. Auch aufpassen, falls es schon post-merge Hooks gibt.

1. chrome://flags/#temporary-unexpire-flags-m76 aktivieren, Chrome neustarten.

2. Die nun sichtbaren chrome://flags/#omnibox-ui-hide-steady-state-url-trivial-subdomains, chrome://flags/#omnibox-ui-hide-steady-state-url-scheme und chrome://flags/#omnibox-ui-hide-steady-state-url-path-query-and-ref deaktivieren, Chrome neustarten.

Oder mal wieder Firefox benutzen, dem Web täts gut.

Permalink: https und www in Chrome | Tag: webdev]]> Fri, 15 Nov 2019 16:52:36 +0000 https://robsite.net/https-und-www-in-chrome/ https://lord.io/blog/2019/text-editing-hates-you-too/ rob How Carets Move

When I show up at networking events and tell people “I’m spending a month reimplementing a textarea from scratch,” they usually give me a blank look and shuffle away slowly. At first glance, textareas are so ubiquitous that they seem like they’d be trivial to implement. They’re not.

• uhh..

• 1affected with vertigo; dizzy.
• 2whirling rapidly:whirled down the hallway.
• 3frivolous and lighthearted; impulsive; flighty:a giddy young person.

• 4to make or become giddy.

ffmpeg -y -i banana.gif -codec prores_ks -pix_fmt yuva444p10le -alpha_bits 8 -profile:v 4444 -f mov banana.mov

Steve scoops up a bunch of broken keys and throws them at Tim. “FIX IT TIM.” Tim pegs it. Steve gives chase.

Mit einiger Open Source Software gebaut. Aus der About-Page:

Technology behind Chordify
We’ve done our best to make our website simple and easy to use, even though there is some complex technology behind Chordify. Our website is built using up to the minute web development techniques, like HTML5 audio etc.

Behind the scenes, we use the sonic annotator for extraction of audio features. More specifically, we extract the NNLS chroma features developed by Matthias Mauch using the Chordino VAMP plugin. These features describe the tonal content of a piece of music. Next, a Haskell program HarmTrace then takes these features and computes the chords. For this to happen, HarmTrace uses a model of Western tonal harmony to aid in the chord selection. At beat positions where the audio matches a particular chord well, this chord is used in the final transcription. However, where there is uncertainty about the sounding chords at a specific position in the song, the HarmTrace harmony model will select the correct chords based on the rules of tonal harmony.

It's not an easy piece to play. But it's a lot of fun.
It makes a huge noise.
How does it make such noise?
Well. There are a lot of drums. There are a lot of trumpets. There are brass, there's synthesizers... There must be thirty, maybe even fourty string players.
And everyone's playing... at the same time. It's a heavenly racket. There are literally tens of thousands of notes in this short four-minute piece... It doesn't seem possible.
And each one of these bars has all the music I've written, for the piccolo, and the flute and the english horn and the horns and the trumpet and tuba and here are all the percussion parts and here are the string parts
and yet the music flies by
each one of these bars takes less than a second to perform
so the conductor's busy keeping time, trying to hold the orchestra together, because the orchestra relies... on his... beat... So he's having to think: YietataTatataTatataTatataTatataTatataTatataTataTata.... [...] The tempo marking is marked "delirious"... and the feeling of delirium starts with the wood block. It simply ticks away
A pulse that never changes
as the piece goes on In a certain sense, the rest of the orchestra has to fit all of its crazy music to this pulse.
It's a tick tock sound, almost as if it were a clock that we're starting this journey out.

The whole piece in a way is built up of these little ... figures
it's like building a huge building out of little tiny bricks. What's so much fun about composing, is being able to take two very different things and making them live together. So in this piece, we have a short ticking of the woodblock, and after that, I put something in I call the Noodles. The Noodles are this kind of gurgling, bubbling sound that we hear in the clarinets and in the synthesizers: ... and that too continues all the way through the piece. So in a sense we have have the ticking on one hand and we have the the gurgling noodles on the other. . . .

Blade Runner - Rachel's Song

Albedo 0.39

Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl

Ich mag Skitch, um Screenshots schnell mit coolen Pfeilen zu verzieren und mit einem Klick auf meinen Server hochzuladen.

Skitch unterstützt leider keinen Upload per SSH-Key.

↘

Ein bash-Script, das Dateien auf den eigenen Server hochlädt und die URL in die Zwischenablage kopiert wäre zwar äußerst cool, hat aber kein Dock-Icon, auf das man das Bild ziehen könnte, ähnlich wie Skitch das ermöglicht.

Die Lösung: Platypus. Nimm ein bash-Script und bau dir daraus eine simple GUI-Anwendung, Dateien per Drag&Drop, lad sie hoch.

Kopieren Sie dieses Script:

#!/bin/bash

# Upload files via SCP, copy URL to clipboard
# For use with Platypus on macOS

# insert yours:
SERVER_HOST="111.222.333.444"
SERVER_PORT="22"
SERVER_USER="user"
SERVER_PATH="/bla/etc/example.com/screenshots/"
SERVER_URL="https://example.com/screenshots/"
SERVER_PERMISSIONS="644"

# thx to Orwellophile https://stackoverflow.com/a/10660730/1191375
rawurlencode() {
  local string="${1}"
  local strlen=${#string}
  local encoded=""
  local pos c o

  for (( pos=0 ; pos<strlen ; pos++ )); do
     c=${string:$pos:1}
     case "$c" in
        [-_.~a-zA-Z0-9] ) o="${c}" ;;
        * )               printf -v o '%%%02x' "'$c"
     esac
     encoded+="${o}"
  done
  echo "${encoded}"    # You can either set a return variable (FASTER) 
  REPLY="${encoded}"   #+or echo the result (EASIER)... or both... :p
}

if [ ! -e "$1" ]
    then
    echo "Drop a file on the icon to upload it."
    exit
fi

FILE_PATH="$1"
FILE_NAME=$(basename "$FILE_PATH")

# skitch hack. expand for your language
if [ "$FILE_NAME" == "Leer.png" ] || [ "$FILE_NAME" == "Empty.png" ] ; then
  FILE_NAME="screenshot.png"
fi
if [ "$FILE_NAME" == "Leer.jpg" ] || [ "$FILE_NAME" == "Empty.jpg" ] ; then
  FILE_NAME="screenshot.jpg"
fi

TIMESTAMP=$(date +"%s")
UPLOAD_FILENAME="${TIMESTAMP}-${FILE_NAME}"
ENCODED_UPLOAD_FILENAME=$(rawurlencode "$UPLOAD_FILENAME")

echo "Uploading ${FILE_NAME} to ${SERVER_HOST}"
scp -P $SERVER_PORT "$FILE_PATH" "$SERVER_USER@$SERVER_HOST:'${SERVER_PATH}${UPLOAD_FILENAME}'"

echo "Setting permissions to ${SERVER_PERMISSIONS}"
ssh -p $SERVER_PORT $SERVER_USER@$SERVER_HOST chmod "'${SERVER_PERMISSIONS} ${SERVER_PATH}${UPLOAD_FILENAME}'"

echo "Done"
echo " "
echo "${SERVER_URL}${ENCODED_UPLOAD_FILENAME}"
echo "${SERVER_URL}${ENCODED_UPLOAD_FILENAME}" | pbcopy

Einfügen Sie es in Platypus mit Accepts dropped files:

Skitch wurde wohl von Evernote gekauft.
Wer eine Alternativen kennt, mit ähnlich coolen Pfeilen, immer her damit.

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Live:

Pertubator thx to Keyboard Warrior Felix

Robert Costa, Washington Post:

President Trump called me on my cellphone Friday afternoon at 3:31 p.m.

“Hello, Bob,” Trump began. “So, we just pulled it.”

My question for the president: Are you really willing to wait to reengage on health care until the Democrats come and ask for your help?

“Sure,” Trump said. “I never said I was going to repeal and replace in the first 61 days” — contradicting his own statements and that of his own adviser, Kellyanne Conway, who told CNN in November that the then-president-elect was contemplating convening a special session on Inauguration Day to begin the process of repealing the Affordable Care Act.

As he waits for Democrats, I asked, what’s next on health care, if anything, policy-wise?

“Time will tell. Obamacare is in for some rough days. You understand that. It’s in for some rough, rough days,” Trump said.

“I’ll fix it as it explodes,” he said. “They’re going to come to ask for help. They’re going to have to. Here’s the good news: Health care is now totally the property of the Democrats.”

Does Trump regret starting his agenda this year with health care?

“No, I don’t,” he said. “But in a way I’m glad I got it out of the way.”

Edit 22.8.2018: Nun leider eine Matratzenseite, drum Link zu Archive.org geändert.

Part 2
Zabrecky on Fool Us

via HotS WTF No. 52