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Simple Proxy for puppeteer extension rewritten

I have an extension that controls the proxy of a browser. Before the rewrite, it was pretty slim, written in plain Valina JS, and I didn't touch it for three years.


But manifest V3 will be mandatory as of June this year, so I rewrote it. It took me a few hours, and I converted it into a Svelte TS extension.

Added a few new features, like the possibility to auto-disconnect if the proxy is failing, start the proxy with the browser, being able to verify a proxy is valid, and dark theme(as defaul...

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Semi-open Github Repos

If you ever had a repo and didn't want to set it completely open, then you didn't have many choices. For example, Gitlab at least lets you have a public repo with private code, but this isn't a thing for Github.

So I thought of a simple system where you have a bot that watches specific repos, and if a user stars one of those repos, then the bot will automatically invite that user to the private repo associated with the starred repo by a map.

You can take a look if you want on GitHub. The code for ...

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Flask PyWebCamWebMonitor Web App

A couple months ago I made a Python-Vue app ( Flask PyWebCamWebMonitor ) for controlling webcams(live view/record/stream) attached to a Linux host.

It's pretty straight forward you use pip3 to install it then you install it as a system service or you start it manually with a command that is registered on the system automatically after you installed the python package.

When I first released it I tested it on a Linux X86 host but my intention was to make the app work even on the smallest dev bo...

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Java concurrent programming homework

Some days ago I published on my personal Gitlab server some project/homework. (Java concurrent programming). I did this some time ago for a master's course at my university. I think I did spend a day or less on it so the code is just for the purpose of demonstration. In fact as usual after the presentation, I left it to rot. I will probably put some other dead corpses on a string there as I have so much code even from a decade ago.

Anyway, Where is the Link to my java concurrent programming Home...

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