Garrett Mace

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Show threadGarrett MaceMay 21
This is what it looked like, with bonus old data. I would clear scratch.dat when it got too long. Editing notes was just editing the file.
Garrett MaceMay 21
In 2004, I had a scrounged Linux server running in my closet. I grew frustrated with needing to transfer snippets of info between computers and keep notes that I could access from any device, and this small PHP script was something I actively used. All it did was print out a file and append whatever was in a text box to that same file.
Show threadGarrett MaceApr 5
But you don't need to tell me about stuff like this:
Garrett MaceApr 5
All I ask in return is that when YOU see something cool on Aliexpress, you tell me about it. Right?
Garrett MaceApr 1

I reviewed a product on Amazon today, and when I was done the next screen said "Review six more products and we'll tell you a joke!"

You already have, my dear.

Garrett MaceMar 20
Turns out polyethylene tubing isn’t so great of a diffusion solution if there is thermal variation. Gonna need to source some squishy silicone tubing instead.
Garrett MaceMar 14
Garrett MaceMar 14
The 2.4” green SSD1309 OLED is just too crispy and delicious, need to get some more
Garrett MaceFeb 16
blinryFeb 13

I was wondering what would happen if you played Newton Wars (aka Gravitational Combat), but had a full visualization showing you which target/planet you would hit when shooting in that direction with that force!

So I wrote a #glsl shader to figure that out, and it's really pretty! 

This is how it works: If you hover over a red pixel in the diagram, you can be sure you'll hit the red planet! The lightness is how soon you'll hit it.

Garrett MaceJan 27
⁡snow Jan 26
new tech warcrime

ppl always complain that the clock on my microwave never shows the right time bcs i cant be assed to set it manually

so now i have an unfuck-microwave.sh cronjob which briefly kills its power every day at midnight