Trammell Hudson @th@v.st

@zpojqwfejwfhiunz @raboof the cm-2 was one of my first supercomputers and tamiko theil's design is definitely the most aesthetic https://trmm.net/CM-2/

If you had an efficient factoring algorithm, the paper to publish should be modeled on this 1966 classic on Euler's conjecture.

@f0x busy day today

Bodega cat, Amsterdam style

'Demon in the freezer"

@trickster just the watery parts

@arjen plotting silver gel pen on black paper

The rubber band on the servo simulates gravity.

The wall-mounted AxiDraw really ties the craft room together.

Good morning from a scenic fog bank.

@ranjit one of my test labels for the staircase light switch looks almost exactly like q-bert's world, but was voted down in the committee meeting.

New house. New mysteries.

@djsundog @phooky modern DRAM is so challenging to initialize that the cpu runs in Cache-As-RAM (CAR) mode until it the x86 firmware blob has finished link training.

@phooky 40MB of L3 cache per socket is only 1.25MB per thread. That's barely a floppy!

htop on my new server only shows a single process.

Is this the actual Piratenpartij platform?

@ehashman @holly has a nice pattern

@minoru No dealer, no servers, no cheating. The underlying encryption is based on the SRA algorithm, with some extensions to detect cheating immediatley. https://secret.cards/

Current features are enough for "Mental Poker":

• WebRTC rendezvous
• Shuffle the deck
• Deal cards face-up or face-down
• Provably reveal the contents of cards
• Discard from their hands without revealing the cards
• Chat

Mersenne Cards has reached "barely usable" status and allows two mutual untrusting parties to play card games without a trusted third party or any intermediate server.