im a wasteof user yay
idea: super cheap (<$5 per year) server hosting with really bad servers
too many segfaults
anyways if you’re bored i made a version with xss still enabled: https://igem.davidtheplatform.eu.org/
it’s broken again
https://github.com/JoshAtticus/megi/pull/1
everything should be back now!
hi guys megi and a bunch of other stuff I host is down while I move everything to a new SD card as I noticed yesterday that the SD card in my Pi was dying while setting up megi, will be back soon.
also friendly reminder to use high endurance SD cards on your raspberry pi if you host stuff or run it 24/7 like me and if it’s running unusually slow, especially if there appears to be not much CPU, Disk IO or Memory usage, check your SD card’s health and see if you need to clone and replace it before it’s too late!
it’s broken again
https://github.com/JoshAtticus/megi/pull/1
everything should be back now!
hi guys megi and a bunch of other stuff I host is down while I move everything to a new SD card as I noticed yesterday that the SD card in my Pi was dying while setting up megi, will be back soon.
also friendly reminder to use high endurance SD cards on your raspberry pi if you host stuff or run it 24/7 like me and if it’s running unusually slow, especially if there appears to be not much CPU, Disk IO or Memory usage, check your SD card’s health and see if you need to clone and replace it before it’s too late!
I just watched someone eat a cookie vertically
Follow up idea: Put a wifi router and sim card on a drone, and sell on-demand wifi anywhere in the city
Welcome back to stupid ideas!!! So hear me out……. We place a pwnagochi/flipper zero or sometype of small wifi network hacker…… onto a drone…. and slowly fly over a city. It’s a fool proof plan!
Old ipads could do this with the ringer switch. I never used it like that though
I just thought of a useful way to use the action button on iPhone 15’s
Set it to toggle rotation lock, as someone who uses an iPad a decent-ish amount, this would be super useful, personally.
