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Show HN: Dvi-decode for LuaTeX. Render LaTeX documents directly in the browser

Show HN: Google hijacking search from GitHub, Twitter, others

I couldn't find any relevant info about this. Maybe I'm part of some new Chrome experiment, or just very bad at searching.<p>Here's what it looks like: https://imgur.com/a/idXLYOJ<p>I opened a new Chrome tab just now, typed GitHub in the address bar. Opened the top suggested repository I'm checking frequently, and then used the GitHub search input box. As GitHub search results loaded, on the right side of the Chrome address bar I noticed a new, and colorful G icon. Animating and distracting, the icon expanded into a pretty big inline notification saying "See more search results". After a few seconds it animated and minimized itself back to the G icon.<p>Clicking the icon opens a right side panel with Google results of my GitHub query.<p>I then tried to search for something via the Chrome address bar. Without clicking on any of the results, I used the address bar again to open Twitter's home page (typing twitter.com). The animated G icon showed up again - right there on Twitter's home page.<p>Firefox installed.<p>Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

Show HN: Google hijacking search from GitHub, Twitter, others

I couldn't find any relevant info about this. Maybe I'm part of some new Chrome experiment, or just very bad at searching.<p>Here's what it looks like: https://imgur.com/a/idXLYOJ<p>I opened a new Chrome tab just now, typed GitHub in the address bar. Opened the top suggested repository I'm checking frequently, and then used the GitHub search input box. As GitHub search results loaded, on the right side of the Chrome address bar I noticed a new, and colorful G icon. Animating and distracting, the icon expanded into a pretty big inline notification saying "See more search results". After a few seconds it animated and minimized itself back to the G icon.<p>Clicking the icon opens a right side panel with Google results of my GitHub query.<p>I then tried to search for something via the Chrome address bar. Without clicking on any of the results, I used the address bar again to open Twitter's home page (typing twitter.com). The animated G icon showed up again - right there on Twitter's home page.<p>Firefox installed.<p>Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

Show HN: Google hijacking search from GitHub, Twitter, others

I couldn't find any relevant info about this. Maybe I'm part of some new Chrome experiment, or just very bad at searching.<p>Here's what it looks like: https://imgur.com/a/idXLYOJ<p>I opened a new Chrome tab just now, typed GitHub in the address bar. Opened the top suggested repository I'm checking frequently, and then used the GitHub search input box. As GitHub search results loaded, on the right side of the Chrome address bar I noticed a new, and colorful G icon. Animating and distracting, the icon expanded into a pretty big inline notification saying "See more search results". After a few seconds it animated and minimized itself back to the G icon.<p>Clicking the icon opens a right side panel with Google results of my GitHub query.<p>I then tried to search for something via the Chrome address bar. Without clicking on any of the results, I used the address bar again to open Twitter's home page (typing twitter.com). The animated G icon showed up again - right there on Twitter's home page.<p>Firefox installed.<p>Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

Show HN: FFmpeg Command Visualizer and Editor

Show HN: FFmpeg Command Visualizer and Editor

Show HN: FFmpeg Command Visualizer and Editor

Show HN: FFmpeg Command Visualizer and Editor

Show HN: Computer Vision made easy with a new open-source Framework

Show HN: Computer Vision made easy with a new open-source Framework

Show HN: Checksum.sh verify every install script

The pattern of downloading and executing installation scripts without verifying them has bothered me for a while.<p>I started messing around with a way to verify the checksum of scripts before I execute them. I've found it a really useful tool for installing things like Rust or Deno.<p>It's written entirely as a shell script, and it's easy to read and understand what's happening.<p>I hope it may be useful to someone else!

Show HN: Checksum.sh verify every install script

The pattern of downloading and executing installation scripts without verifying them has bothered me for a while.<p>I started messing around with a way to verify the checksum of scripts before I execute them. I've found it a really useful tool for installing things like Rust or Deno.<p>It's written entirely as a shell script, and it's easy to read and understand what's happening.<p>I hope it may be useful to someone else!

Show HN: Checksum.sh verify every install script

The pattern of downloading and executing installation scripts without verifying them has bothered me for a while.<p>I started messing around with a way to verify the checksum of scripts before I execute them. I've found it a really useful tool for installing things like Rust or Deno.<p>It's written entirely as a shell script, and it's easy to read and understand what's happening.<p>I hope it may be useful to someone else!

Show HN: I made a crowdsourced hourly rate dataset for freelancers/contractors

Show HN: I made a crowdsourced hourly rate dataset for freelancers/contractors

Show HN: I made a crowdsourced hourly rate dataset for freelancers/contractors

Show HN: Jerrica, a 100% scheduled, Web Audio native, MOD player for JavaScript

Show HN: Jerrica, a 100% scheduled, Web Audio native, MOD player for JavaScript

Show HN: Jerrica, a 100% scheduled, Web Audio native, MOD player for JavaScript

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