Screenshot of a popup for AdblockPlus over the header and panel for Facebook. The popup is white, with black text, and a big yellow "Block cookies now" button.
Hey #AdblockPlus, is this an "acceptable", or "nonintrusive" advert?
In an installed PWA app, covering scrolling content.
Screenshot of the JOSM map editor, with a satellite view background, an inlaid section of higher detailed drone photography images, and lines and nodes of the OSM data itself on top.
New level of geekery unlocked:
Tracing @openstreetmap data from my own drone imagery!
It makes getting outlines and other details so much easier than using GPS traces!
Photo of my office window with an led strip surrounding it. In front is 2 monitors and a laptop. Outside the window, hangs a progress pride flag
The latest was a cheap 5m strip from Lidl with very limited patterns that i instantly bricked when trying to probe it. Desoldered the strip, took a guess at ws2812 and it lit up!
Does anyone know of an open/standard protocol to control rgb led strips over IP and/or serial?
I have a load of WS2812 compatible strips, and one has an Arduino with a custom serial protocol, but I'd like to control them all the same way from elsewhere.
And i think i bricked it.... Keyboard wont respond at all when booted, or when in any of the setup modes :(
Photo of a non standard keyboard, that has 3 small LCD screens, and a bunch more buttons above the normal keyboard layout. The LCD screens are showing hotkeys icons for various apps including Word, Excel, Chrome, etc.
Zoomed in photo of a non standard keyboard, that has 3 small LCD screens, and a bunch more buttons above the normal keyboard layout. The LCD screens are showing yellow text on a black background with diagnostic data, similar to a computer BIOS startup screen
Esoteric keyboard: £63.98
Breakout box: £8.64
Power supply adapter: £8.95
HPCN36 cable: £32.88!
Total: £114.45, ~$153.79
Hacker glee at seeing it bootup: priceless!
#Weytec #MK06 #Keyboard #EsotericHardware
Screenshot from a 3D terrain showing a hill, with orange contour lines around it.
Image of the same view from Google Streetview.
Reimported my source data at 1:1 resolution (1m in real data is 1m in game) and used a higher res, 1km square terrain image, and I can see contours around the hill!
Given that was my entire aim for this project, I'm pretty pleased :)
Screenshot from a 3D terrain showing a hill, with orange contour lines around it.
Image of the same view from Google Streetview.
Reimported my source data at 1:1 resolution (1m in real data is 1m in game) and used a higher res, 1km square terrain image, and I can see contours around the hill!
Given that was my entire aim for this project, I'm pretty pleased :)
Screenshot from a unity game view showing a landscape from the top of a hill with a rendered map drawn on it.
Screenshot from Google Maps showing a landscape from the top of a hill.
Resolution and detail leaves a lot to be desired, but this is an OS 1:25K map rendered over a low res (~10m) terrain of the same area, with the comparative view from Google Maps.
The field of view differs as the orange road visible in the first is only partly […]
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Screenshot from a unity game view showing a landscape from the top of a hill with a rendered map drawn on it.
Screenshot from Google Maps showing a landscape from the top of a hill.
Resolution and detail leaves a lot to be desired, but this is an OS 1:25K map rendered over a low res (~10m) terrain of the same area, with the comparative view from Google Maps.
The field of view differs as the orange road visible in the first is only partly […]
[Original post on tech.lgbt]
Screenshot of a bumpy terrain map. The south (bottom left) is quite flat, then the terrain gets significantly worse as it goes north
Please be careful if you find yourself in the mountains of... north Portsmouth!
Now, have I broken the data, the import, or the scene?
Screenshot from Unity of a hillside terrain with a "tear" through it showing the worldbox behind.
I have a fencepost problem.
Source data uses average height for each square meter.
Unity uses the corner points, and expects the edges to line up with the neighbour.
Screenshot of the Unity editor showing a zoomed in section of the terrain, with my face rendered all over it.
I accidentally tiled it with pictures of my face...
Screenshot from Unity showing a brown topographical, with some darker shaded areas indicating steeper cliffs/slopes.
Here's a quarry in the side of the hill with the road running past it.
A junction and the line of a railway are faintly visible.
Screenshot from Unity editor showing a bumpy terrain map in brown. A line can be seen between multiple peaks
Playing with importing real topographical data into Unity terrains, and it's.... recognisable!
(This is the A3 winding north between Butser Hill and War Down in Hampshire towards Petersfield)
I use @bsky.brid.gy to fed with #BlueSky so I can also be found at @DeezyPuzzles.tech.lgbt.ap.brid.gy over there!
