GitHub Copilot is a free alternative to TabNine but access is limited to a small group of users currently. Not aware of a free alternative to WallabyJS (but I can honestly say its worth it for the day job!)
I wrote a Chrome extension which demonstrates Typoglycemia by scrambling the words on whatever webpage you are on. It's similar to the OP's webpage but does not produce a constantly changing page of words. You can find…
"sheets of metal slamming" - it's probably the FBI trying to break into the facility ;)
If my Twitter account was hacked, the hacker could write tweets which could get a person jailed in the UK. Hence IMO Twitter really does need two-factor authentication! Anyone else agree?
GitHub Copilot is a free alternative to TabNine but access is limited to a small group of users currently. Not aware of a free alternative to WallabyJS (but I can honestly say its worth it for the day job!)
I wrote a Chrome extension which demonstrates Typoglycemia by scrambling the words on whatever webpage you are on. It's similar to the OP's webpage but does not produce a constantly changing page of words. You can find…
"sheets of metal slamming" - it's probably the FBI trying to break into the facility ;)
If my Twitter account was hacked, the hacker could write tweets which could get a person jailed in the UK. Hence IMO Twitter really does need two-factor authentication! Anyone else agree?