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Posted by
builtbyproxy on Tuesday August 17, 2021 @07:05PM
from the show-hn dept.
This is a fastlane plugin which will provide an action to retrieve a list of names and UDIDs of each device registered with your Apple Certificate. This list is exactly the same as the list used to compare against what is/isn't registered in the register_device/s action.
Hey JJarad what was your error?
If possible could you start an issue on the github repo?
Thanks
Awesome! That was exactly what i was asking about!
Thanks for the insight I was concerned haha
Posted by
builtbyproxy on Sunday November 19, 2017 @07:12PM
from the show-hn dept.
Hey man that is seriously awesome! I didn't even consider this functionality
I really want it to be multi platform though, do you know of a way for windows and mac as well?
Feel free to post an issue in the github with a request for it and I can add it to the project feature list!
Thanks again for the support!
Ah damn!
Could you confirm your version number and your node version please?
For Version Number: npm list -g weebg
For Node Version: node -v
I believe this could be because this functionality was implemented in node version 7.x, At least that's where i remember encountering this issue
If possible could you make an issue on github so we can clarify it there, this article has no link to the project unfortunately :)
Thanks again for the continued support in trying to get this to work! I broke it completely with a recent push because I was using a global request module instead of adding one to the actual project.
Outside testers are fantastic!
Thanks again@
yeah or the image with the 'My Computer' logo so it kept opening up something 'appropriate'
hahaha god no! This was suggested to me by the original friend. I don't want it to be satan :P Just a learning experience
Thanks Wink! The background setting isn't me but I hope you like the way it works currently. The module is linked to a git repo which has issues and polls if you'd like to offer feedback on the development
Hey Davey that was my mistake with variable declarations. Could you test the latest version please?
Thankyou!
I've never done that before! Nor have i looked at it, might be a cool place to take it! Thanks for the advice
Yeah for now, I put in the readme its a WIP eventually i will scrape, maybe the wallhaven NSFW section. Still not sure where i'll take it but i definitely have plans. Just didn't expect people to want it.
Ideally i'll have scraping for SFW and NSFW that you can configure upon installation
Yeah but pornography these days is just a 'Oh der, he has been hacked', weird anime seems to make people more squeemish
Yeah it's an NPM module sorry man, it's fairly common on my systems, I can't help out much if they don't have it
Hey Man the advice is absolutely appreciated, It's a bit to late to change the association, the internet is forever and so on. But for the most part I don't mind. I would never hide my quirky side from an employer its what's gotten me in the door in the past 9/10 times. At the same time i wouldn't want to work for someone who didn't want me to have fun. Making stupid shit on the side is fun.
It doesn't use porn, it's not dirty or gross, it's an applicable experiment that i did to learn NPM and all in all it was a valuable experience. The fact that it received attention has driven me to actually work on it :)
It would be my hope that any future employer could understand and appreciate thhis
Since i'm a programmer I work with computers all the time, duh. But hardly anyone leaves their computers locked when they get up to head to the toilet and so on. Time to teach them a lesson.
No one really cares if their background is a 'big black dick' that's obviously a hack and yeah whatever. But if their background is a cringey anime chick, specifically a NSFW anime chick, thats a bit more believable. More embarassing if you ask me.
I made this stupid module to both mess with a coworker and how to make a CLI Application. Then i wanted to learn NPM, specifically the way it works, so I kept it private, mentioned it on twitter once and slowly pushed releases with documentation updates and minor code changes.
How it got popular I genuinely have no idea, but check it out, file an issue if you have one, pretty cool learning experience and eventually it will be updated to scrape wallhaven's NSFW section. They have a dependencie for that so i might go elsewhere to make an actual scraper.
Posted by
builtbyproxy on Tuesday September 05, 2017 @09:12PM
from the show-hn dept.