> Anyone have a browser extension that can find rss feeds for pages?

I wrote/use this greasemonkey script - https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/6261-rss-atom-feed-subscri... - it still mostly works but strict CSP on sites these days has been causing some trouble. Maybe turning it into a browser extension is the thing to do.

This addon makes is super easy and convenient to inspect any addon's source code

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/crxviewer/

While this is useful, I won't add add-ons if they don't have a GitHub/gitlab because the barrier to review is significantly more and I shouldn't need to look at the entire extensions source code every time it updates. Could they sneak in a release that's not on the GitHub page? Sure. But as long as I stick with the big add-ons I'll survive.

I believe it is mov instead of mp4. mp4 would be great since it takes much much less space.

MOV and MP4 are container formats, so MOV can be smaller than MP4 depending on the video formats used.

Sure, but there's no option to control which format it creates the capture in. Besides I end up ffmpeg converting it to mp4 and get a video about 10x smaller.

Maybe there aren't that many Safari users at all and the remaining just moved to Firefox/Chrome.

Really? That was downvote worthy?

I definitely have much better experience with the Android version than the iOS version. The iOS version has somewhat poorer control where a sliding motion is used. The display wants to slide in that case rather than the game control being used.

Love the collection!

I tried to use Clementine every few months for a while but had SQLite crashes every time.

Since branch name parsing is done by a lot of scripts, and I can't control the default branch name, I've installed this global post-checkout hook for now until I can stop panicking and think clearly.

    #!/bin/sh
    prev_head=$1
    new_head=$2
    changing_branch=$3

    REPO_DIR="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null)"

    if [ "$changing_branch" = 1 -a "$prev_head" = "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000" ]; then
        new_head_name="$(git name-rev --name-only "$new_head"|sed -e 's|`|_|g' -e 's|$(|_|g')"
        new_head_name_untaint="$(git name-rev --name-only "$new_head"|sed -e 's|`|x|g' -e 's|$(|x|g')"
        if [ "$new_head_name" != "$new_head_name_untaint" ]; then
            echo "
    DANGER! INSECURE BRANCH NAME.
    ">&2
            git name-rev --name-only "$new_head"

            echo "
    MOVING $REPO_DIR TO TRASH.
    ">&2
            mkdir -p ~/.Trash
            mv "$REPO_DIR" "$HOME/.Trash/${REPO_DIR##*/}.$(date +"%Y%m%d%H%M%S")"
        fi
    fi

Confirming what GP said on version 5.3.1, not seeing any escaping

    git checkout <Tab>
    git checkout $(./pwd)

Escaped here. How are you configuring your completion?

    -% zsh -f
    voi% echo $ZSH_VERSION
    5.3.1
    voi% autoload -U compinit
    voi% compinit
    voi% git checkout <tab><tab>\$\(./pw3n\)
    Already on '$(./pw3n)'
    Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/$(./pw3n)'.
    voi% git checkout com<tab>plete_\$\(./foo\)
    Switched to branch 'complete_$(./foo)'

I can confirm as well

This is worrisome. Even carelessly trying to checkout a branch named like that is vulnerable without a prompt being involved:

    git co -b foo <Tab> to complete branch names
    git co -b foo $(./pw3n) <- execution right here

A long time entr user, I recently switch to modd for flexible almost makefile like configurability, and watching/ignoring of multiple patterns to name a few convenient feature.

https://github.com/cortesi/modd