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blinry#genuary Day 5: Write “Genuary”. Avoid using a font.
#genuary2026 #genuary5 #tic80
blinry#genuary Day 6: "Lights on/off"
Implemented a little ray casting in #p5js. It's fun how things like brightness falloff "just work" automatically! ^_^
#genuary2026 #genuary6
blinry#genuary Day 4: "Lowres"
#tic80 is already pretty low resolution, so… let's go lower, I guess!
Had a lot of fun with this one – so many parameters to tweak! :D
#genuary2026 #genuary4
blinry#genuary Day 5: Write “Genuary”. Avoid using a font.
#genuary2026 #genuary5 #tic80
blinry#genuary Day 3: "Fibonacci forever"
Found this pattern while playing with the Fibonacchi square tiling.
Presenting the flag of Swefindenscaswedeniamarklanden!
#genuary2026 #genuary3
blinry#genuary Day 4: "Lowres"
#tic80 is already pretty low resolution, so… let's go lower, I guess!
Had a lot of fun with this one – so many parameters to tweak! :D
#genuary2026 #genuary4
blinry#genuary Day 2: "Twelve principles of animation"
I played around with the principles of anticipation and exaggeration here.
#genuary2026 #genuary2 #tic80
blinry#genuary Day 3: "Fibonacci forever"
Found this pattern while playing with the Fibonacchi square tiling.
Presenting the flag of Swefindenscaswedeniamarklanden!
#genuary2026 #genuary3
blinryTime for #genuary! I really love the prompts each year, see https://genuary.art/prompts for the full list.
The first prompt is "One color, one shape" – here's my li'l #tic80 sketch, based on the Pythagorean tiling.
#genuary2026 #genuary1
blinry#genuary Day 2: "Twelve principles of animation"
I played around with the principles of anticipation and exaggeration here.
#genuary2026 #genuary2 #tic80
blinryTime for #genuary! I really love the prompts each year, see https://genuary.art/prompts for the full list.
The first prompt is "One color, one shape" – here's my li'l #tic80 sketch, based on the Pythagorean tiling.
#genuary2026 #genuary1
blinryAt #39c3, @piko@chaos.social and I gave a (German) talk about different voting systems!
I just published our slides. They contain links to many example polls – feel free to try them, even after the event!
https://blinry.org/wahlverfahren-vortrag/
blinry"What ice cream should we order a big tub of?" 🍨
https://bettervoting.com/r4xf8y
This poll uses plurality voting, and was supposed to demonstrate the "vote splitting" problem, where similar options (different chocolate flavors) reduce each other's chances of winning.
blinryAt #39c3, @piko@chaos.social and I gave a (German) talk about different voting systems!
I just published our slides. They contain links to many example polls – feel free to try them, even after the event!
https://blinry.org/wahlverfahren-vortrag/
blinryWhat were some of your favorite talks at #39c3, and what did you like about them?
I thought https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-51-ways-to-spell-the-image-giraffe-the-hidden-politics-of-token-languages-in-generative-ai was really insightful and well-made! The authors analyzed the behavior of popular text tokenizers, and report some fun discoveries!
(Also, does someone know what the talk with the ~170 slides mentioned in the Infrastructure Review was?)
blinryMy fourth and final morning workshop at #39c3 is taking place tomorrow (day 4), at 11:00 in workshop room D (2nd floor):
Draw your own mouse cursor theme!
https://events.ccc.de/congress/2025/hub/en/event/detail/lets-build-our-own-cursor-themes-for-linux
blinryMy "slides" for the "Draw your own mouse cursor theme" workshop are now available here:
https://blinry.org/cursor-workshop/
If you try it, I'd love some feedback on how easy it is to activate your own themes in the desktop environment/compositor of your choice!
#39c3