I don’t know about you but I love pizza. Especially when that pizza comes with Papa John’s very own garlic pizza sticks. So I was ecstatic when I got the following email from them, after finishing my recent takeout:
Wouldn’t it be cool if you could magically upgrade your browser with features not known to the average Chrome user?
Below are ten Chrome flags that help you to do just that.
Chrome Flags are experimental features that aren’t yet enabled by default. To enable these, see chrome://flags. The flags stated below may be in the pipeline for official release in the near future. However, as of writing, they are still in testing.
Reader Mode removes unnecessary visual clutter for distraction-free reading — highly important when so many visual elements fight for our attention. Poof, gone.
With a fundamental shift to the web, we are able to do really cool things right from our browser. In this tutorial, we will be utilising the Generic Sensor API to turn your smartphone into a pointer with real-time tracking.
Here’s what we will be making:
I wanted to create a wireless touch sensitive headband, which allowed for line-of-sight interaction with smart home devices i.e. you could look at a light switch and tap your headband to turn it on. Then you swivel around to look at the ceiling fan and swipe backwards on your headband to reduce its speed — this was my vision.
Humans have limbs which allow for flexibility, mobility and 360 degrees of freedom. …
In this guide, I will be walking through VS Code-Server setup with DigitalOcean, as well as tweaks I have used to create a clean, simple workflow.
Code Server runs Visual Studio Code on a remote server, which is accessible through the browser.
As we all know, congestion is a global problem, affecting our environment, economy and health. Here are some facts:
Congestion is rapidly increasing in mega-cities around the world, and such a problem is unsustainable in the long term.
To combat this, I came up with the Dash concept — a service to centrally co-ordinate drivers, with an adaptive routing system to spread out and minimise congestion. …
You need to know when your AirTaxi pickup time is. You think for a moment and the answer pops into your mind in less than a few milliseconds. You suddenly remember to catch up with your friend over in Shanghai and you reach out to him. A flood of joy washes over your mind as the connection is established. He allows you to traverse through his feelings and of a recent holiday as you connect with each other. A virtual message notification pops up in front of your eyes but intuitively, you will it to go away. …
Over the last two years, during my school holidays, I have been working on a robot assistant using the Raspberry Pi and personally, it has been a great learning experience as well as having an immense sense of satisfaction as I saw my idea come to life.
When the idea of making a small robot assistant popped into my mind, it was just a stab in the dark. I wanted to incorporate multiple features to learn more about electronics, 3D design & manufacture and improve my Python programming.
Before diving into the details, here is a breakdown of my…
Have you ever had a moment when you desperately needed to talk to someone in the middle of lesson, on the other side of the classroom? Or want to escape from being bored to death in a Computer Science lesson? Well, worry no more.
Welcome to ChitChat — a simple open source chat application in python.
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