Would you look at that, I made a cool thing.
It's an ASCII renderer that accepts either images, videos or GSLS shaders as input.
It's an ASCII renderer that accepts either images, videos or GSLS shaders as input.
//Ascor
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Cracking open a room temperature one because I have ADHD and forgot to refrigerate my soda.
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SuperBezirksvertreterinIf you're doing something for the third time, it's time to automate it.
Finally automated custom kernel compilation whenever mainline is updated and all it took was 1 script, 1 python program and a bunch of patches (I know oldconfig is probably a more reliable option.)
The fact that all of these different user-intent options are grouped under the same sub menu (thus making it possible to accidentally select one in the first place) is a UI/UX crime. Wanna bookmark a post? You've slipped and blocked an entire instance.
You ever feel like the outside world is moving too slow for you to procrastinate?
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DigiconomistThe carbon footprint of NFTs on Ethereum wasn’t looking great before The Merge, but it was nothing compared to on-chain Bitcoin NFTs
Yesterday Bitcoin mining company Luxor mined the largest block ever, containing almost exactly 4MB of data. Only 63 transactions could fit into the block, as the NFT used up the rest of the available space
The carbon footprint: ~888 metric tons of CO2, equivalent to the per passenger carbon footprint of taking a flight from New York to Tokyo and back - 466 times