Monkey Raptor V.2

Good day. OpenAI released the latest models: GPT-5 and GPT-5 Thinking . I usually on GPT-4o for casual banters about anything. Most of the idle times, about films and telly shows I watched randomly. For instance, why did people in a jungle expedition (in those films) wear tank tops knowing they'd be, at least, in a jungle? Shouldn't safety be the first consideration? Not that we can't wear tank tops in the jungle. But when the story is about gigantic venomous, aggressive spider, reptile, other muppets — it means safety is numero uno. Not one of them brought pesticide, none. Lalala, let's stroll around here, let the wind carries us away. Even one can of Raid in any horror would do justice. Ghost! Spray. Man-eating men! Spray. The darkness! Spray. Flying frying pan! Well, spray then duck, or duck then spray. At least, I'd expect, once they met the beasts along the way, ran away in panic — oh hey, let's not go there. AND.... they did the opposite. 😂 Prop...

Greetings. 😀 We can use this application to capture our speech and convert it into text. Independent Application Change Roll Fix, 05 August 2025: onchage . 🤦 Changelog? Change roll sounds like a dodgy sushi special. 🤔 I provide some of most common language options for the recognition. This works on Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and some Android browsers. With this, we can right away get the text of a conversation, supposedly. Convenient. We can use our cellphone. I guess there will be missing recognition. Especially when the speech is wicked or there's too much background noise. This application implements webkitSpeechRecognition (non-standard API). At the moment, or any other moment, there is no English (Gibberish) . The code en-🤪 is hard to train and wasteful. Blibber blabber foofoo twaddle twaddle snarf is not common in anywhere. webkitSpeechRecognition is indeed powered by Google's cloud speech recognition backend, ev...

Hi. 😄 We can use this application to utter our text. Independent Application To search a particular speech synthesis model, we can clear the input first then type anything. For instance, english , italiano , google , or microsoft (if we're using Windows OS). The input is above the text Type or click to search voice . This application implements SpeechSynthesis (Web Speech API) . About This demonstration is using our operating system built-in speech models (either Windows or macOS — with no single built-in TTS system across all Linux distros) and Google's. Other example is Doctor Ossbita We can't "record" the utterance audio output programmatically with JS or browser extension script because: It's not a media stream like getUserMedia . It does not emit audio that JavaScript can capture — it bypasses AudioContext , MediaStream , etc. It's a one-way street straight to the system voice. But we still can capture it with OB...

Merlin's Lemonade Stand = Followers Gadget. I call it "Merlin's Lemonade Stand". 🤔 Because we don't follow a lemonade stand, it's a stand. We can, but usually we don't. And it belongs to Merlin. Double bafflements. Like following a building? Oi, I follow this post office for days! It doesn't move. For our information, I am operating with the literal, original, physical sense of follow . As in to go after something in motion . Let's go metaphorical. Steps On blogger.com dashboard, we go to Layout menu. Then, depends on our chosen template, we find and click the + Add a Gadget . Indeed, we would find it without searching it first. Scroll down a bit on the pop-up menu to find Followers gadget ➡️ pick (click) that. We can reposition the Followers gadget to suit our aesthetics and the gadget's visibility. ➡️ Hit Save. [Optional] Then, we change the...

I played white (offence) in 3 minutes Super Blitz on Lichess as Anonymous. Opening theory? Ignored. Material balance? Hm. In this game, as a drunk bard, my strategy was an alternating: Let's try this - Oh, well - Don't mind if I do! 🤦 It was hilarious at the end (22nd banter). 💥 I didn't realise I constructed a proper prison. Hm, alright, I did plot that. You can use your left and right arrows on your keyboard or use the mouse scroll to see the moves back and forth on the chessboard. But first, click the board. Hm. 🤔 Chess Training on Lichess Learn 🧐 There's LEARN menu on Lichess. You might want to navigate the sub-menus to find out more. From Chess basics to Coaches . Puzzles 🤔 I usually do puzzles on Lichess to sharpen my positioning — so many variations! It is not timed, thus it's great to fill our spare time. Three to six puzzles will be sufficient per day. Or per every time we visit Liches...

Hi. 🙂 I experienced this in my Google Apps Script project. I thought each .gs file was isolated, nope . It's like embedding multiple .js files in an HTML . All script files are loaded into the same global context, as if they're one continuous script. For example, we have many .js files (without using type="module" ) in the HTML . Each script has this similarly named function, init : First script. For instance, it is defined in <script src="./js/firstScript.js"></script> : function init() { console.log("Log from first script."); } Then in the other script. Defined in <script src="./js/secondScript.js"></script> : function init() { console.log("Log from second script."); } Then calling that init function somewhere from another script file. Let's say from <script src="./js/main.js"></script> : init(); Depe...

This response in Windows terminal: The requested operation requires elevation. 🤨 What in bleating sheep does that mean? Elevation? 🤔 Of what? Spirit? Cholesterol? Was I trying to open a gateway to the underworld via syntax? Hm. Indeed, it means the execution needs administrator privilege. But the phrasing is utterly woolgathering . 🐏 Security Concerns They might claim, We made it that way so it would confuse the hacker. No, Karen. It made my eyebrows went up. Karen, hacker means the person hacks things, even your woolgathering sentence. With a butter knife, because an axe will be excessive. Hacker won't scope the "hacking". I hack, thus I scope myself to Rust. That's barmy. Rust has many things in it, which one? Is it the oxidation? 👀 Karen? Or was it Barry? 🤔 Oh well. 🤷 My phrasing would be: The command needs administrator role. I dare you to activate it through script. Do you accept? Oh, you do? Or a rare breed of civilis...

Greetings. 😃 Sometimes, all we need is an HTML , a little CSS , and some JS — no React circus, no Vite firehose. But we still want our page to reload when we tweak a pixel. In here, we will use Browsersync 🏆 Node.js package. And of course, you need to install Node.js first on your system. For code editor, I use VSCode 🏆 . Assuming Node.js is already installed. To check installed Node.js version on your system, open your terminal (Command Prompt / PowerShell — Windows) then type: node --version We can employ nvm to make Node.js installation easier to manage. Available for Windows ( nvm-windows ) and Linux (default nvm project — for Debian, Arch, Fedora, Slackware, etc. — provided you've got bash , zsh , or any POSIX-compliant shell.) For macOs, we can install default nvm project — use Homebrew , add env to profile. In this setup, I use Node.js v22.12.0 . Setup Let's do this on Windows 11 operating system — with Node.j...

Avocado, with its might, of being shaped like a water droplet, enlarged, green then muddy brownish-purple (ripe) — sometimes with those black spots, looks like a testicle, hanging on a tree — is indeed originally named testicle. 🤣🤦 I kid you not, dear reader. Avocado ( Persea americana ) is native to Central America and southern Mexico. It was first domesticated by the indigenous peoples there thousands of years ago — long before the Spanish even knew the New World (the continent of America). In Nahuatl (language or group of languages belonging to the Uto-Aztecan language family), it is āhuacatl . It literally means testicle. They call it that due to the shape of the fruit. Āhuacatl is pronounced as aː.wakat͡ɬ . AH-wah-kahtl. The final -tl is a single consonant ( t͡ɬ ), common in Nahuatl, pronounced like a soft, quick "tl" with the tongue flicking near the roof of the mouth (think of a quick "tul" but not fully separated). The Spanish Then came the Sp...

I watched Chimera (1991) few days behind. Because I think it would be about the abomination beast, Chimera — the ancient Greek mythology creature. Well, it was James and a female orangutan, named Daffodil, had a baby. The baby was suddenly a fully grown oranguman . Well, fast forwarded, not a gradual progression — as presented in the series. It is 1991 British telly magic at its finest. I made up James, orangutan, Daffodil, and oranguman. But basically, it was like that. It was supposed to be a science-fiction horror — but by golly, I couldn't stop thinking about other things while watching. They indeed did serious acts, proper. But my thoughts wandered elsewhere from episode 1 to 4. Not to mention the rich dialect in every scene. I discussed it with ChatGPT. Hm. People who say "rather" like it's a weapon will shoot rather at me. Ten paces. Rather rather rather. I remember hearing these: Proplem = problem. Sheets = sh💩ts. Saintist = ...