Author: Eana Hufwe
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Rotated Background Patterns in CSS with SVG
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in TechWhile working on the WordPress theme Tìtsyul Amip Twenty Twenty-Five, a need arose for a more flexible way to implement rotated background patterns in CSS. Existing methods often involve trade-offs, and this exploration led to a technique leveraging the power of SVG.
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DAM Karaoke in Round1 Tukwila from the View of a Vocaloid Enjoyer
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in OpinionFinally, after years, I have moved to somewhere where I actually have access to a karaoke with a Japanese system in close proximity. I was really excited to learn that there is a Round1 that I can go to without traveling to somewhere ridiculously far.
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Reverse engineering an IL2CPP NSO binary: Case study of Mojipittan Encore
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in TechThis is yet another random side project I was working on recently, and my first attempt to reverse engineer a real world application compiled into binary. In this article, I want to talk about how I reversed engineered an Unity IL2CPP binary compiled to NSO, in a step-by-step fashion.
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Use WebVTT without actually using WebVTT: Another way to monitor playback progress of HTML Media Elements
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in TechPreviously, I have introduced how LyricsX handled playback progress of different players, and briefly talked about how I applied its principal to web audio with a requestAnimationFrame() loop. In this article, I’ll talk about how to use WebVTT, a browser-native captioning feature to receive callbacks on specific time ranges.
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Flexible and dynamic flow control of Azure DevOps YAML Pipelines using variables
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in TechRecently I was working on the release automation at work, and one of the requirements is to gap a specific number of hours between stages, and snap to normal business hours. While having a centralized scheduler won’t be a choice unless I want to flood the run logs, and a pipeline run would mostly be…
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Content-aware Infinite Scroll Loop using JavaScript
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in TechThis project came out from a key highlight of the Luna for CTFd theme, a CTFd theme trying to reproduce the atmosphere of the game Project SEKAI: Colorful Stage feat. Hatsune Miku. In order to recreate the unique and symbolic music selection interface, I went forward to write this piece of code out myself.
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Tìngäzìk: a Retrospective – ep. 34 Dummy questions and fun stuff
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in RandomComing the the end of the retrospective series, we want to conclude with some tiny details that are dumb… and fun, I guess. (And, yeah, we finally got back our intro paragraph again. Yay!)
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