Bl.ocks.org demo. (Example hashes: #Webmention #WebmentionDressing #2014/Online)
If you want to display relevant webmetion.io comments at your site, you can use this as an iframe. For example:
<iframe id="webmentiondressing"
style="width:100%; height:600px; padding:0;margin:0;border:none"></iframe>
<!-- this should be at the bottom where jQuery is already defined, of course -->
<script type="text/javascript">
// Replace this with some https location, or it would break when httpsA variation on torcriminalbrowser.com code that also has a "criminal mode". CSS only (can even criminalize a browser with no-JS :) ).
ZOMG! jitsi still doesn't have a "delete call history" button. There's lots of interesting talk about why this is important (and when doing "contact-less" Ostel calls, this becomes downright silly), but nothing was done so far [AFAIK].
jitsiclean is a crude solution.
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نحن جميعا بحاجة إلى شيء من هذا القبيل في بعض الأحيان
Based on Bookblock code created by Codrops. License: http://tympanus.net/codrops/licensing/
The main difference is that we view 2 pages at a time (and each has a "full-screen" link).
bootstrap.rtl.min.css is not anything official. I just filtered a bootstrap.min.css via a dumb search/replace of right<->left ["copyleft" was manually fixed :)]. This gives it that "most probably responsive" seal of quality.
See it live at https://thedod.github.io Please Put it [or a better version of it :)] on your site (don't worry. Close button sets a "don't show again" cookie). This is urgent.
This tweak lets you see a ticker based on the [https://zzzen.com/420](global 4:20pm clock)'s feed, but with shorter phrasing (to minimize the damage of XBMC's merciless title truncation).
/PATH/TO/STATIC/WEB/FOLDER/ (you can even do this on the xbmc machine itself).420.rss as an RSS source. Update every minute (it's a cheap operation).Enjoy
Wallpaper credit: Ann Nocenti and Sean Phillips (Kid Eternity, issue #6, 1993).
Zooming is essential when you read comics. If you have the 0-9 keys on your remote control, it's really easy and intuitive, but how can you read comics with an Android remote control app?
Luckily, the ff/rew buttons are not needed when you're in slideshow mode, so we can use them for zooming: Just copy zoom-ff-rew.xml to userdata/keymaps/ and restart XBMC.
Ironically, by the time I got it going, the android ran out of battery. This made it look like a remote control from the 50s ;)
Some webcomics have RSS/ATOM feeds that include the images themselves. XBMC, however, require feeds to include the images as RSS enclosures. This script fetches a feed and prints an "XBMC-compliant" one to stdout. You can run a cron job that saves this to an http-accessible file on your pc. You can then use its URL as an rss picture source.
usaage: python webcomic2xbmc.py FEED_URL [IMG_URL_REGEXP]> myxbmcfeed.xml
Examples:
python webcomic2xbmc.py http://xkcd.com/rss.xml > ~/public_html/feeds/xkcd.xml
| /* Pin definitions for MilCandy boxes | |
| http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/MilCandy | |
| Notes: | |
| * McGroveIn2 and McGroveOut2 aren't used in [most?] Grove components | |
| but if you use a breakout-cable/screw-ternimal/etc. it's the white cable. | |
| * McBattIn is battery level | |
| * McLightIn is a light sensor | |
| */ | |
| // analog input(s) ("If" Grove jack) |
A 16x2 LCD thermometer with S/M/H history graphs (Instructable).
