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Comment · 1 month ago
Can you select more educated sources?

That cheat opens 10 banners only on page load ridiculous

Comment · 2 months ago
Until someone develops hidden cameras with AI that will be auto turned on couple of hours later after detecting presence at that time a scan was already performed and nothing was found.....
Comment · 2 months ago
Great job
Comment · 2 months ago
To be clear:

The Live button (js/app.js:486-493) ticks every second (setInterval(liveTick 1000))

During the eclipse window (16:00–20:00 UT on 12 Aug 2026) it computes the current UTC time sets the slider and calls updateLive() which interpolates the umbra position between the precomputed path crossings (positionAt app.js:382) and moves the umbra + penumbra circles on the map (app.js:419-421) now added a rec button too allows to save gif files with the duration max of 2m every.

So the circles time readout and countdown all update live every second.

Before 16:00 UT it shows a countdown after 20:00 UT it shows "Eclipse over"

Comment · 2 months ago
My cat is smarter than you.... he knows what the play button does "today" at the right time and why he announce it days before... curious why nasa says us days before the eclipse too.....
Comment · 2 months ago
then what you don't understood? pressing play "today" of course does nothing try tomorrow
Comment · 2 months ago
did you read the banner at the top?
Comment · 3 months ago
Luckily you don't need to access the webpage to use opencode
Comment · 3 months ago
Well, a good programmer doesn't leave code comments in production code.

This is basic from school.

Why not?

Two reasons: First, you are telling an attacker, "Look, my code works like that, and this function does that, etc., etc." Without comments, let the attacker read and try to understand everything alone, if he can.

Secondly, it's easy to copy totally or partially, you spent hours coding and anyone can say "Oh look a nice function; it's what I was looking for."

The normal behavior should be keep comments for yourself in a development code copy delete all comments for production.

Comment · 3 months ago
Great job but on mobile cant get it to working i will try on the web later

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