this can be fixed by

xattr -c `which whosthere`

The scan rate really limits the usability of this. Do you have any leads on planar sensors?

Each pixel of such a scanner would need to somehow scan the spectral content. For example, imagine an array of fibers each transporting light from image plane pixel coupled to a spectrometer (bulky, expensive). Slit (a.k.a. push broom) scanners take each pixel of its slit and disperses the light perpendicular to the slit onto a 2D sensor array (more compact, 1D mechanical scan required). I recall seeing spectral (color) filters made from dispersive materials sandwiched between rotating polarizers to filter (scan) the light entering camera (expensive, compact).

A linear scanning mechanism would be a lot faster still than the XY approach.

I'm very curious how expensive sensors are though, that capture this data in a single shot, I've not seen any prices so far.

Indium tin oxide.

This is awesome! I currently run FreshRSS on a pi5 and this looks like a nice, non-PHP alternative.

I've had good luck with the Lunar app - it manages my Dell and LG monitors on an M2. (No affiliation) https://lunar.fyi

This. At _least_ temp control the fans.

Having paid for and enjoyed Narwhal and Apollo, I really hated the official app. After some digging, I found https://github.com/lo-cafe/winston and that's working for me. It's not simple - you have to generate your own Reddit app id and secret, be able to Xcode from source and have a valid Apple ID to install the IPA, but it's worth it to me to spite the enshittified app.

The Vinegar extension for iOS and Mac completely solves YT ads. Paid, and so worth it.

Please add an RSS feed to the Cloudflare blog. Much easier to read that way.

They have an RSS Feed, here:

https://blog.cloudflare.com/rss/

Thanks! My Fever feedlet failed to find it.

Another vote for Fastmail - family of four here and it’s been rock solid for several years now. A bit pricy but we consider it good value for money.

I pay for and use Fastmail just in the hopes that an alternative to Microsoft/Google/Apple continues to exist.

I have never had problems with it.