Every time I look at my POVRay page on my website, I'm reminded that:
- POVRay was really fun to play with
- I did some other things with it that I should put there.
Sadly, I think that POVRay as a tool has mostly died out now, because I've never found anything else that feels like it creates the same kind of outputs.
12 tone Pong.
Schoenberg, meet Bushnell
notes=({A..G} {C,D,F,G,A}#);row=($(seq 1 12 | shuf));n=0;boop(){ (play -q -V0 -n synth sin ${notes[${row[$n]}]} trim 0 0.18 vol 0.74 &); n=$(( (n+1)%12 )); };clear;cols=$(tput cols);lines=$(tput lines);x=1;y=1;xd=1;yd=1;while true;do if [[ $x == $lines || $x == 0 ]]; then boop; xd=$(( $xd *-1 )) ; fi ; if [[ $y == $cols || $y == 0 ]]; then boop; yd=$(( $yd * -1 )) ; fi ; x=$(( $x + $xd )); y=$(( $y + $yd )); printf "\33[%s;%sH" $x $y; sleep 0.043 ;done
I love it in here. There's currently a hashtag named #thicktrunktuesday that is basically pics of massive, beautiful trees.
I humbly submit El Tule, an incredible ahuehuete from the state I was born, Oaxaca. It's over 2000 years old. "Tule" means "Tree of Enlightment" #Oaxaca #Mexico #ElTule It has the thickest trunk in the world.
"MineCity 2000 is a program that converts SimCity 2000 cities into Minecraft (Java Edition) worlds"
Carl Sagan's 1990 talk on climate change is just as relevant today as it was 32 years ago.
Update on the growth of #mastodon in the last months. After the big wave of new accounts on Nov 17th, the growth seems steady for the last week at around 50k new accounts/users per day. Only in the last couple of weeks, 1M new accounts were added. At this rhythm, #mastodon will get 1.5M accounts/users per month.
Researchers set up a sting operation by sending a new computer in for a "repair" & only disabling the audio driver so there should be no need for repair techs to access personal data.
After the computers were returned, logging was analyzed to see if the techs tried to snoop...& found snooping at least 50% of the time, especially on women's computers.
@nixCraft definitely about CAT5
🔖 Statistical code in a high-impact medical journal
A journal started asking authors to submit code with their manuscripts. They then analysed the next 314 papers accepted
87% denied using code, even when publishing substantial statistical analysis
10% used code but refused to share it with the journal
For the few that provided code, none scored even moderately on basic quality criteria
Assel & Vickers
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6705117/
#MedMastodon
#OpenScience
#ResearchWaste
#doi:10.7326/M17-2863
I’m super excited to be speaking at #Enigma2023, where I’ll be airing the dirty laundry of the web PKI, but even more excited to hear the rest of the talks in this amazing program: https://www.usenix.org/conference/enigma2023/program
Hope to see some of you there!
A Modchip To Root Starlink User Terminals Through Voltage Glitching https://hackaday.com/2022/11/28/a-modchip-to-root-starlink-user-terminal-through-voltage-glitching/
I developed a tool to show you your twitter friends on #mastodon: https://www.movetodon.org/
👉 All data stays in your browser
👉 No CSV import neccesary
👉 List can be sorted by sign-up date, so that you can find new accounts fast
Excuse me, Sir, could i get an assist? credit: https://www.puddlemunch.com/ This comic is proof that tons of hacking are just social engineering. 😭