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Black Candy offers a self-hosted music streaming server, acting as your personal music center. You can try the demo using the provided login details, but note that the user does not have administrator privileges. The installation process is made easy with a docker image, and you can upgrade by pulling a new image from remote. […]
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In May of last year, Chinese researchers made waves by claiming they had used a quantum computer to crack RSA encryption, sparking concern in the information security world. However, Western researchers quickly dismissed the claims as exaggerated, easing fears. This incident highlighted the need for new data protection methods in the age of quantum computing. […]
The author embarked on a journey to optimize profiling in Rust Analyzer by creating a Flame Graph viewer using Rust. They explored different GUI toolkits, including Egui and GTK, to draw 1000 buttons and measure memory consumption. Surprisingly, FLTK emerged as the memory-efficient option. Ultimately, the author switched to using Xlib to draw rectangles on […]
pISSStream is a unique macOS app that displays the current level of the International Space Station’s urine tank in real time. Created as the author’s first Swift & macOS project, the app may have bugs and lack error handling. It does not indicate when the signal is lost, and may provide stale data. The data […]
This web content is for CRT enthusiasts, software & hardware developers, and emulator authors who want to reduce display motion blur in legacy 60fps 60Hz content using a newly developed open-source algorithm for simulating a CRT tube. The algorithm, created by Blur Busters founder Mark Rejhon and ex-NVIDIA ex-AMD employee Timothy Lottes, offers significant motion […]
In this personal blog, I share my thoughts and experiences on a variety of topics. From travel adventures to cooking experiments, I offer a glimpse into my life and insights. While some of my opinions may be controversial, I always aim to be authentic and honest in my writing. Stay tuned for surprising anecdotes, unique […]
One in five South Koreans is now aged 65 or older, officially making the country a “super-aged society.” The aging population, coupled with a declining birth rate, has policymakers worried about the long-term economic impact. South Korea has spent billions on initiatives to boost births, but obstacles like rising housing prices persist. The country may […]
Rarely do we face Linux kernel hangs on our servers. Recently, two identical servers experienced crashes or hangs and upon power cycling, they began spewing endless error dumps. The servers were eventually restored by turning off power, letting them sit, then powering them back on. This highlights that simply power cycling may not be enough […]
F* (pronounced F star) is a proof-oriented programming language that supports both functional and effectful programming. It leverages dependent types, proof automation, and SMT solving for interactive theorem proving. F* programs compile to OCaml by default and can be extracted to F#, C, or assembly using different tools. Developed by Microsoft Research, Inria, and the […]
Summary: The article discusses the use of computers in creating animated holiday light shows and the components involved in the process. It highlights the importance of smart pixels, controllers, and sequences in creating impressive light displays. The author emphasizes the creative process involved in sequencing and the option to purchase sequences from vendors. EZRGB aims […]