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  • ericpatterson.com/blog

    Future Classic

    Future Classic the eclectic and esoteric. Home About Travel Whereabouts Strange Attractors in Color Author: Eric 25 Feb Here is a set of attractors from Python code that I authored. The hue is based on the X-location of the previous attractor point, an idea that I picked-up from Ian Withim. The math for the attractors is performed in Python, with the images written as TIF files using PIL. There is a ?bloom? effect that I created after in PS, using a second blurred and

  • cyroot.com/blog

    Tech Volta

    About Code Archives The Blurring Line July 1st, 2009 by brent Time is an interesting creature of change? The more things change the more they stay same?? To a certain degree I find that to be correct. Internet Explorer always seems to be a few revs behind its competition i.e. Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari. I find it interesting how Opera and Firefox are leveraging the Internet to enhance the browsing experience. It makes a lot of sense. This could also be

  • nullis.net/blog

    nullis.net

    nullis.net Random thoughts on technology, and technology for random thought. Home Contact Previous entries by tag: acer ai android antispam api apple arduino austnet banking bitlbee bluetooth camera chromium code comedy comic computers css deals django dvd fireworks freenode funny game games gawker google graphs howto iinet internet iphone ipod ipv6 irc irssi laptop linux macosx mail maths memcached meme microsoft mobile movies msn music mythbusters n36l news nginx nokia nzb openvpn php piracy

  • codecommit.com/blog

    Code Commit (permanently in beta

    (permanently in beta

  • troutmaster.net/blog

    Troutmaster

    Troutmaster working, snowboarding, soccer, working on my house, cooking, mountain biking, road biking, golf, kayaking, FLY-FISHING, camping, hiking, backpacking, snowshoeing, hammering out code, zzz... Fried Chicken and Buttermilk Biscuits for Memorial Day By Tom on May 30, 2011 8:15 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0) Today we went to Eric and Diane's house for lunch/dinner and a new game. Eric cooked an 11 lb brisket on his big green egg (12 hour cook time) and it turned out