random art generator
Posted 9 years agodd if=/dev/urandom count=32800|convert -size 1024x1024 -depth 32 rgba:- png:->/tmp/stdout.png
Am I an artist now?
Am I an artist now?
My idea of a good time at the Grand Galloping Gala
Posted 9 years agoCelestia at the Grand Galloping Gala: So what lovely song will you play for us tonight?
Me: Entrails Ripped From A Virgin's Cunt
Me: Entrails Ripped From A Virgin's Cunt
The logic of annoying watermarks in a nutshell
Posted 9 years agoSomeone is taking pictures of the art in our museum, we need a solution
I got one, spray paint the museum's logo on it obscuring half of the art piece
Won't that ruin the pic?
Yes, but at least now no one will take a picture of it (not that anyone will want to now that the artistic value is in the toilet)
I got one, spray paint the museum's logo on it obscuring half of the art piece
Won't that ruin the pic?
Yes, but at least now no one will take a picture of it (not that anyone will want to now that the artistic value is in the toilet)
About sharing my art
Posted 9 years agoAsking me "How would you like it if I shared your art with others?" is like asking Richard Stallman "How would you like it if I shared your software with others?". Obviously I would encourage it and I already do.
Found this gem, how to record and replay terminal sessions
Posted 9 years agohttp://www.tecmint.com/record-and-r.....-using-script/
This is for Linux, if you want to do this in FreeBSD or NetBSD you can use
script -r "/tmp/typescript"
to record and
script -p "/tmp/typescript"
to play back
I have no idea what OpenBSD uses, but it's not the script command as it doesn't output timing information for playback. ttyrec seems to be in OpenBSD ports though.
This is for Linux, if you want to do this in FreeBSD or NetBSD you can use
script -r "/tmp/typescript"
to record and
script -p "/tmp/typescript"
to play back
I have no idea what OpenBSD uses, but it's not the script command as it doesn't output timing information for playback. ttyrec seems to be in OpenBSD ports though.
funny thing that happened years ago in the Unix world
Posted 9 years agoSomeone once added Xprint support to glxgears, but removed it because trying to see how many pages you can print per second wasn't such a good idea
In case you haven't seen it already
Posted 9 years agoVideo about why Wayland exists
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWQh_DmDLKQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWQh_DmDLKQ
How I do my computing (Updated)
Posted 9 years agoA follow up to https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/6678278/ read it first if you haven't already
Few changes since that post
I have switched to Plasma 5, I also no longer have anything on my desktop other than the panels as they obscure the desktop wallpaper. I also written a custom wallpaper app that uses librsvg to render svgs as QtSVG sucks.
I use mosh over ssh when I am outside of my home network as it responds quicker over slower connections
Plasma 5 went without XEmbed support for a long while until they got xembedsniproxy working, since a few apps only supported XEmbed and not SNI, I had to switch a few apps. XEmbed now works again through xembedsniproxy, but I still stuck with the other apps as the interface seems a bit better. Some apps I switched from was Ario to Cantata (mpd frontends) and liferea to RSS Guard. Some advantages to RSS Guard was the ability to see all feeds as well as filtering rather than just search. It can also use an in memory database and shrink the sqlite database. It's also Qt based. Some advantages with Cantata include viewing the lyrics, higher res album covers, and an info page. it is also Qt based.
I now have my own email server (OpenSMTPD from the OpenBSD guys as they write pretty good code) , but I don't have IMAP or POP3 setup as I access the mbox file directly. If I want to send a quick message I usually use mailx, for reading or sending HTML mail, I use Thunderbird.
I don't have one of those calender apps with alarms in them as I just use cron with the wall command. Does what I need it to do with almost no extra overhead.
I now use mksh instead of Bash, for both my login shell and /bin/sh. it is a lot lighter and more compact while still being decently powerful.
I still use mpd for my music player, but I switched gui frontends. for videos I use either SMPlayer or plain mpv, depending on whether I want a gui or not. I used to use vlc to generate my playlist, but I now use beets for that. The reason I didn't use "ls *.ogg > playlist.m3u" is because it's sorted by artist, album, and track number, which ls can't do.
I tend to switch between Neovim and Kate as my text editor
I use OpenNTPD instead of the official NTP daemon, mainly because I've seen several security issues with the official NTP implementation in the past and lack of resources, switching to OpenNTPD was one solution.
My server uses LibreSSL instead of OpenSSL when possible and feasible for obvious reasons.
Few changes since that post
I have switched to Plasma 5, I also no longer have anything on my desktop other than the panels as they obscure the desktop wallpaper. I also written a custom wallpaper app that uses librsvg to render svgs as QtSVG sucks.
I use mosh over ssh when I am outside of my home network as it responds quicker over slower connections
Plasma 5 went without XEmbed support for a long while until they got xembedsniproxy working, since a few apps only supported XEmbed and not SNI, I had to switch a few apps. XEmbed now works again through xembedsniproxy, but I still stuck with the other apps as the interface seems a bit better. Some apps I switched from was Ario to Cantata (mpd frontends) and liferea to RSS Guard. Some advantages to RSS Guard was the ability to see all feeds as well as filtering rather than just search. It can also use an in memory database and shrink the sqlite database. It's also Qt based. Some advantages with Cantata include viewing the lyrics, higher res album covers, and an info page. it is also Qt based.
I now have my own email server (OpenSMTPD from the OpenBSD guys as they write pretty good code) , but I don't have IMAP or POP3 setup as I access the mbox file directly. If I want to send a quick message I usually use mailx, for reading or sending HTML mail, I use Thunderbird.
I don't have one of those calender apps with alarms in them as I just use cron with the wall command. Does what I need it to do with almost no extra overhead.
I now use mksh instead of Bash, for both my login shell and /bin/sh. it is a lot lighter and more compact while still being decently powerful.
I still use mpd for my music player, but I switched gui frontends. for videos I use either SMPlayer or plain mpv, depending on whether I want a gui or not. I used to use vlc to generate my playlist, but I now use beets for that. The reason I didn't use "ls *.ogg > playlist.m3u" is because it's sorted by artist, album, and track number, which ls can't do.
I tend to switch between Neovim and Kate as my text editor
I use OpenNTPD instead of the official NTP daemon, mainly because I've seen several security issues with the official NTP implementation in the past and lack of resources, switching to OpenNTPD was one solution.
My server uses LibreSSL instead of OpenSSL when possible and feasible for obvious reasons.
Funny satirical script
Posted 9 years agoDon't know who the trolls are who you need to block?
We got you covered with our new block list generator
which will tell you exactly the people you need to block
just compile a list of users in a text file called "listofusers"
pray to the rng gods, then run this script using
# ./blocklistgenerator.sh listofusers
and it will spit out the users you need to block with 100% accuracy
https://www.pouar.net/downloads/pas.....stgenerator.sh
We got you covered with our new block list generator
which will tell you exactly the people you need to block
just compile a list of users in a text file called "listofusers"
pray to the rng gods, then run this script using
# ./blocklistgenerator.sh listofusers
and it will spit out the users you need to block with 100% accuracy
https://www.pouar.net/downloads/pas.....stgenerator.sh
Funny
Posted 9 years agoMs Cake: Ok Pouar, we need you to bake that cake for the customers
Me: Can do!!!
http://i.imgur.com/MRL27Lr.jpg
Me: Finished
Me: Can do!!!
http://i.imgur.com/MRL27Lr.jpg
Me: Finished
and more funny
Posted 9 years agohttps://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....ents/5ihifr/oh
Yeah, I checked to see if the cord was plugged in. Oh, you mean that cord.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....s_morning_low/
Dummy tried to print a picture by taking a screenshot of it, pasting it in MS Paint, delete everything around it with the eraser tool, then print the screenshot
Yeah, I checked to see if the cord was plugged in. Oh, you mean that cord.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....s_morning_low/
Dummy tried to print a picture by taking a screenshot of it, pasting it in MS Paint, delete everything around it with the eraser tool, then print the screenshot
More funny
Posted 9 years agohttps://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....g_immediately/
I need you to fix Google Bing. I have a certificate of proficiency in computering.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....id_user_story/
Idiot tries to click on a link on an email that she printed out. Wonders why it isn't working.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....ng_the_1_rule/
Idiot tries to use a projector without plugging it in first. Wonders why it isn't working.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....ke_my_monitor/
Don't change my monitor, I don't want to have to redo my screensaver and background.
I need you to fix Google Bing. I have a certificate of proficiency in computering.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....id_user_story/
Idiot tries to click on a link on an email that she printed out. Wonders why it isn't working.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....ng_the_1_rule/
Idiot tries to use a projector without plugging it in first. Wonders why it isn't working.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....ke_my_monitor/
Don't change my monitor, I don't want to have to redo my screensaver and background.
Looks like we correctly predicted dinosaurs being feathered
Posted 9 years agoUK's Nation Health Service Still running Windows XP
Posted 9 years agoMore funnies from /r/talesfromtechsupport
Posted 9 years agohttps://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt....._you_think_it/
Idiot tries to install software, clicks cancel, then expects it to be installed even though he clicked cancel
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....was_important/
That hardware firewall that connects us to our datacenter? We don't need it, let's throw it away. HELP! I can't connect to our datacenter!
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....ot_a_big_deal/
That bulge on the phone is getting bigger? No big deal, I'll just carry it around in my pocket.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....i_cant_log_in/
I tried to log into your website by typing my password into Google and it is not working
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt....._our_it_terms/
Well a profile reset on our end resolves some of the connection losses, so it must be a problem on your end
Idiot tries to install software, clicks cancel, then expects it to be installed even though he clicked cancel
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....was_important/
That hardware firewall that connects us to our datacenter? We don't need it, let's throw it away. HELP! I can't connect to our datacenter!
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....ot_a_big_deal/
That bulge on the phone is getting bigger? No big deal, I'll just carry it around in my pocket.
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt.....i_cant_log_in/
I tried to log into your website by typing my password into Google and it is not working
https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromt....._our_it_terms/
Well a profile reset on our end resolves some of the connection losses, so it must be a problem on your end
My response how a lot of bronies condemn furries
Posted 9 years agoMy response how a lot of bronies condemn furries for doing the exact same thing, then say what bronies are doing are just fine because it is totally different
https://www.pouar.net/downloads/bronyfurry.svgz
https://www.pouar.net/downloads/bronyfurry.svgz
Interesting glitch that came up
Posted 9 years agoNo idea how this happened
So this now exists XD
Posted 9 years agoSo I found this
Posted 9 years agoReminder for people
Posted 9 years agoIf you want to repost or reuse my work (even though there's not much of it to be honest) Feel free to do so as I typically don't mind what people do with it, although I get kinda annoyed when people add extra restrictions to derivatives, whether legal or technical.
Nother random journal
Posted 9 years agobrought to you by:
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Molotov Solution - Order Out Of Chaos
Posted 9 years agoIn need of an excuse to seize total control
of Germany. The Nazis
coordinated the false flag.
Burning of their our building
followed by a staged attack
against a radio station.
Hitler won the people's support for a German invasion
into Poland. Fast forward to a CIA coup
in Iran when they overthrew Mohammed Mosadeq
From machine gunning crowds
to bombing houses with
no regard for innocent civilians
as they stage terror attacks.
A well-documented fact
that governments
use false flags to further hiddin agendas.
Does the Gulf of Tonkin ring a bell?
The reason we fought a war
in Vietnam. Well it turns out they never fired at us.
Little damage resulted
from this staged provocation,
except the deaths of 58,000 Americans
and more than a million
Vietnamese.
A war only good for
political elites,
just like every other war it seems
While they sleep soundly at home
our families
die in wars designed to fail
die in wars designed to fail
Because afterall,
Why rush to solve a conflict
when prolonging it
maximizes profit
and expands the amount of liberties
people are willing to
relinquish in exchange
for security.
A tactic as old as empire
governments have use fear
to control their populations.
Order out of chaos
Order out of chaos
Governments have always used
Order out of chaos
Order out of chaos
Governments have always used
fear to control their populations.
A seemingly endless
history of U.S.
sponsored terror and yet
I'm call a "conspiracy theorist"
for asking questions
and having no trust
in our government.
I have no trust in any
government.
I have no trust in any
government.
signal boost
Posted 9 years agoMicrosoft is now a Platinum member of the Linux Foundation
Posted 9 years agoMolotov Solution - Corpus Imperium
Posted 9 years agoBehind the throne of an empire sits an evil lord
Abusing power at a cost we cannot afford
Behind the throne of an empire sits an evil lord
Abusing power at a cost we cannot afford
The world is governed by very different personages
From what is imagined to those who aren't behind the scenes
Business, especially corporate business, is king
Giant corporations
Governed by faceless elite
To dark proprietors
Controlling everything
A shadow government
That's owned by corporate greed
Not a democracy
Or a free market economy
But an oppressive fascist
Corporatocracy
The machine fueled by blood
Globalization
Monopolize and corporatize
Without authorization
Open the gates to flood
The revelation
Recognize and mobilize
To exceed their expectation
Take revenge
Take revenge
The world is governed by very different personages
From what is imagined to those who aren't behind the scenes
Business, especially corporate business, is king
Giant corporations
Governed by faceless elite
From one seat of power and corruption to the next
Illustrating and intertwining connection of the globalists
Behind the throne of an empire sits an evil lord
Abusing power at a cost we can't afford
This system is failing
This system is failing you
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