This is a spin off project of the 10 room maze
https://gist.github.com/peteristhegreat/63c2527b222208e2527ca5fd5671c358
A TUI interface is okay. What about 3D? or even 2D or 2.5D or 4D?
How do you even draw a complete graph? Where every node has 9 exits and a loop back exit?
It turns out graph theory covers this!
| <!DOCTYPE html> | |
| <html lang="en"> | |
| <head> | |
| <meta charset="UTF-8"> | |
| <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, viewport-fit=cover"> | |
| <title>Blender Shader Node Cheatsheet</title> | |
| <style> | |
| :root{ | |
| --bg:#232629; --panel:#2b2f33; --panel2:#26292c; --ink:#e8e6e1; --sub:#9aa0a6; --line:#3a3f44; | |
| --input:#5b8fd6; --output:#e0554f; --shader:#e0a83e; --texture:#d968a6; --color:#8b6fe0; |
I had some leftover 1.5 inch hardwood laminate butcher block countertop.
I had one big piece that could fit a 20" diameter circle to be cut out of it.
I had another piece that a 13" diameter could come out of it.
I ordered a "Lazy Susan Bearing 18 Inch - Heavy Duty Lazy Susan Base & Hardware, Silent Turntable for Smooth Rotation (Aluminum Alloy, 380LB Capacity, Base Only)" for ~$60. I could have gotten the same size, but cheaper hardware for ~$40 that supports up to 265lbs aka the "Heavy Duty" model instead of "Commerical".
Well, with my dad's help we got it built!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Adguard/comments/oyt69u/online_games_dns_list/
https://github.com/Mafraysse/AdGuard_GameList-Filter/blob/main/Domain_list_raw.txt
https://github.com/IREK-szef/games-blocklist/tree/main/lists/Adblock-dns
Some other sites to consider:
https://gitlab.com/5hub/games-blocklist/-/raw/master/filter.txt
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """Enrich a Copilot chat markdown dump by interleaving the "thinking" blocks and | |
| tool-call details that only exist in the JSON dump. | |
| The JSON dump stores each conversation turn under ``prompts[]``. Every prompt has | |
| an ordered ``logs[]`` timeline whose entries are either: | |
| * ``kind == "request"`` -> assistant text in ``response.message[]`` | |
| * ``kind == "toolCall"`` -> ``tool`` name, ``args`` (JSON string), tool output | |
| in ``response[]`` and a ``thinking.text`` block. |
Having an app in your pocket for data about something you own/maintain is great.
The gold standard, according to my relative is: Fuelio.
Verisign, Digicert, someone says that this site is legit. You get a little lock icon and now your bank or shopping cart interaction is more secure.
Self-Signing v using a Certificate Authority and a root certificate and a chain...
If I say my computer is sending what it is sending and that it is legit, but you don't trust me, then who can you trust? Why not a big corporation? And you pay the corporation to say you are who you say you are, and you are done, right?
I have dug into this topic a few different times over the years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StatCounter
Initially I went with StatCounter. I liked how it could show visitor paths and the map of where people were coming from. I also liked seeing the size of the screens they were viewing from and what browsers they were using. The free tier has the last 500 or 2000 interactions.
I set it up on a bunch of Wordpress sites and other places.