i'm really excited to show https://compost.party to the world! it's a web server running on an old, broken phone, getting energy from the sun using one of those portable solar chargers that you may also have lying around.

it's a real oddity and a real beauty

(@guerragames · Jun 7, 2018)

--spiralwhirl
t=0
w=cos
z=sin
::_::
cls()t=t+.01
v=w(t/8)e=40*v*w(t)d=40*v*z(t)
for b=0,1,.001 do
l=60*b
m=l/2-t/2
k=l*z(m)j=l*w(m)o,p=k+e,j+d
r=sqrt(o*o+p*p)/60
s=z(r*v-t+3*atan2(o/50,p/50))
circ(64+k-4*s*r,64+j-5*s*r,2+2*s,8+l/4%7)
end
flip()goto _

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Got a program writing to a pcap that you want to see in real time in Wireshark?

If you can control the output pcap file name, you can swap it out with a fifo so the program writes to that, then open with Wireshark like so:

$ mkfifo /tmp/fifo
$ wireshark -i /tmp/fifo -k

If you have a program that sends packets to stdout, you can pipe them into Wireshark like this to see them as they are being received:

$ ./my_capturing_program.bin | wireshark -k -i -