Last week I finally got around to adding a service worker to my site. It's based on the templates from the Microsoft PWA (Progressive Web App) tool: https://preview.pwabuilder.com/ This site https://deamon.info now supports offline functionality for the main newsfeed page of each category and any additional pages you visit. It's using a network first then cache approach. I.e. It will try to fetch the latest version, if it fails it will serve the most recent version from your browser's cache.

I've been playing Satisfactory a bit lately, so I decided to start making a rough little tool to help optimise factory systems and recipe choices. Satisfactory: https://www.satisfactorygame.com/ Deamon's Satisfactory Helper https://satisfactoryhelper.deamon.info/ https://github.com/dittopower/satisfactoryHelper

So some news outlets recently tried to cause a scare with an article on malware that can impersonate banking apps and redirect 2-factor authentication texts. However, the steps a person has to take to be affected by this malware are ridiculous. A user has to authorise and install software from a non-legitimate source on the internet. As such anyone who allows this malware to be installed on their device is kinda asking for trouble...

So I came across an image with some interesting stats on coding job prospects and salaries. Link. Great for me with php, C#, C, js, C++, Java and Python.

So my backend access is now alot more automated :D

You can now use your own custom css on my site! Either upload a 'custom.css' file to your directory or visit my customiser .

RegEx is one of the best tools available to anyone dealing with user input. It's natively supported in most languages and very dynamic. A great tool to help test your regex is http://www.phpliveregex.com/

posts will no longer have extra slashes added in their tags.

testing my newfeed search things