Created icons for the app
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Worked on a yubikey connection system, hardware authentication using a static password, but ill be removing as its counterintuitive for the web version ill be implementing. this is merely a log on my work :) github commit to prove work :D
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Account home page.
Manage personal information & security.
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this is my first project that i got the idea from the “need ideas” button
and this is sooooooooooooo fun
i made a release dowloaded it set the mode to full chaos got my whole destop icons rearranged and then i found out the set to original position button didnt work ¯_(ツ)_/¯ (totally not my fault)
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Hello! For the last few hours I’ve worked on getting colors into my program, YAY! Of course it checks if it is interactive, so the potential docker logs doesn’t risk getting cluttered with ANSI. I also removed some annoying debugging stuff, so that’s good to have out of the way. I made the program print the user agent for logging purposes, I may include more stuff like content length and such. I also started creating a wiki for both the backend and action! This will make it easier for the user to spin up their server and workflow.
NOTE: I don’t know why, but no time got logged with my neovim. Switching to Code OSS temporarily (?)
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I finally was able to filter cards based on tgcp. It was pretty difficult, because the api doesn’t include an endpoint for searching a card from a determined series. I tried many ways and finally was able to fix this bug and get only tgcp pokemon cards.
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Wow an hour just spent on this? 
uk gov being fucking annoying again! The UK Gov Design System lacks a code block which a github issue was opened for it in 2018. so i spent past hour literally combining other components and jankiness to make one using prismjs for highlighting it looks pretty similar to the real one used on design system docs (which EXISTS BUT IN THE NPM ITSELF DOESNT????).
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Built the basic UI of the page, look UGLY right now, but will work on the css later. 😁
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Alrighty, so, I’m a bit hazey on what I actually did in this almost hour and a half timeframe, so here goes nothing.
I simplified the invokation of RPCs! Now you just have to run RpcManager.BroadcastRpc(…) to run your RPC on the network. It’s nothing special, practically just a wrapper that makes an RpcPackage and throws it through PackageHandler, but it’s nice to have nonetheless. In bigger news, I got kind-of sick of always having to reference “typeof(MyPackage)” when making a package class, so, I made the GenericPackage class, which acts as an abstraction layer on top of the regular BasePackage. It allows you to create packages way quicker and easier, since now you only have to specify your packet’s class name once, and the GenericPackage does the rest! It’s so nice to have, especially since a large bug I had in the demo project was because I wrote “typeof(AuthPacket)” instead of “typeof(AuthReturnPacket)” in my AuthReturnPacket class, making it so the AuthReturn never got interpreted. The new package structure, using the generic package class, is so much cleaner (see second screenshot). Don’t worry, though, you can still manually create a class on top of BasePackage if you’d like, nobody’s stopping you. And that’s about it, I think. Super fun working on this project for a bit and I’m getting a tad bit closer to shipping. I also hope I can show this project off at the Show and Tell tonight, guess we’ll see. See ya!
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Fixed a bug that in hard mode there was a slight lag due to which some clicks were not registered.
Before I was loading and deleting the mole and plant images every time which caused the lag. Now I load up the images once and just move them around the board which reduces the time needed and thus also the lag.
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Completed message ui and added the funcionality for dynamic signs. I added 8 variations of the signs.
YAYYY its finnaly done.
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Created working scaffolding script, with basic –no-install and –no-example options (with asking if not set).
TODO:
- Add support for pnpm and bun
- Publish the script to the registry
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What we did is that we made the UI on a google chrome like an extention it is a cute and annoying add-on every time you search something if you need to proceed with your task you must find the random golden samosa among all the random samosas this samosa will keep on teleporting before the game a rain of samosas will hail down on you!
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DEVLOG #27:
New Features:
- new customer (normal),
- replaced old title scene background to new one,
Notes:
After around 40 hours of making my game, now I have no idea if I should add more content or ship it.
I feel like everything that I was expected is done.
Idk, maybe I will add some upgrades or something.
See you soon ;3
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I start making the HTML structure and planning to make it.
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Title: Footer Upgrade Complete! 🎨
I improved the footer of my Bits-and-Builds homepage. Here’s what changed:
=> Previous Footer:
- Featured a muted, conservative style with a mauve background and basic “pill” buttons that felt standard and functional.
- Used a left-aligned layout that left a significant amount of “dead” or empty space on the right side of the screen.
- Primarily highlighted the email address, requiring more effort for users to find other social links.
- Used a very standard, “safe” font. It looked like a basic system font, which can feel a bit plain or like a default setting
=> New Footer:
- Swapped the “safe” look for a high-energy, pop-art aesthetic using cloud shapes and “superhero” burst effects.
- Centers the content within a large speech-bubble shape, creating a stronger focal point for the eye.
- Groups Email, LinkedIn, and GitHub together in one central location for instant access.
- Switched to a handwritten/comic-style font. This matches the “superhero” theme perfectly and makes the site feel more like a custom piece of art.
This new look better reflects the playful, creative energy I want for this project ;)
Do let me know what y’all think!
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Reorganized the folder structure, and made a dashboard page with a sidebar
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now i am adding the logic to add multiple photos
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LeakGuard v1
Now I added a privacy-safe password checker to FluxOSINT. Instead of sending passwords to the server, I used browser-side hashing and k-anonymity to only query small hash prefixes against a public breach database.
The coolest part was realizing the backend never touches the real password at any point so all the sensitive work stays in the browser. It made the feature feel way more “real-world” than just calling an API.
Next up, I’m adding Reports v1 so FluxOSINT can generate clean PDF intel summaries instead of just showing raw JSON.
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