http://www.njuz.net/istrazivanje-alkohol-pomaze-razumevanje-geopoliticke-situacije-u-svetu/
Remember the sabbath day
I made a small Python script for checking how many Git commits have been done during the weekend days. It is a simple idea. Only mark the days when commits have been done. Don’t think too much about number of commits or how many changes have been done. It is up to us to interpret the graph, but you apply it on a project which has been going on for a very long time you can kind of read some things out of it.
Look at the picture above. Graph in the top left corner is from a commercial project. Clearly, nobody cares about it over the weekend. Percentage of activity is around 20%, which means that work has been spread proportionally.
Graph in the bottom right corner is from Django repository. More or less this is how all big Open Source projects look like with lot of participants. Work evenly spread over the entire week.
You can find out more here:
https://github.com/aerkalov/sabbath
Franjo Kluz – Day One
Franjo Kluz has resurrected. Previous version – https://www.binarni.net/projects/franjo/
640K blocks should be enough for anybody!
“640K blocks should be enough for anybody!” – https://mojang.com/2014/09/yes-were-being-bought-by-microsoft/
Vjetre s Dinare
Neka naša interna šala sa kravom, gelom za kosu i srednjovjekovnim patriotizmom. Složeno u 10 minuta sa Image Magickom (uzeti frameove iz animgifa), youtube-dl (uzeti video sa youtubea), ffmpeg-om (uzeti mp3 iz videa), Audacity-jem (editirati audio) i iMoviem (montaža). Bio bi avidemux u priči ali nešto me nije volio.
Visual Chat
Found this screenshot of Visual Chat prototype I did a long time ago. Timestamp on a file is “Dec 25, 2003”.
Centipede
Ed Logg used morse code in his code as fraud protection. When other vendors would copy their ROM they would usually remove Atari copyright attribution. This was not something they would notice and it was used by Atari against them in court.
This was used in a game called Centipede. Ed worked on it together with Dona Bailey (one of the few female game programmers at that time).
.BYTE 2, 0BB, 5A, 30 (where 0 is dot and 1 is dash and nothing for a space) .BYTE 5F, 0EE, 7D, 0A8 ; Morse code for "COPYRIGHT 1980 ATARI"
Idu dani….
And the video of the day is…