#ascii webcam

[l3v1at4]

ASCII WEBCAM visuals made with TouchDesigner

[mostlysignssomeportents]

Object permanence

I'm on a 20+ city book tour for my new novel PICKS AND SHOVELS. Catch me TORONTO TOMORROW (Feb 23) at Another Story Books, and in NYC on WEDNESDAY (26 Feb) with JOHN HODGMAN. More tour dates here. Mail-order signed copies from LA's Diesel Books.

#20yrsago Multimedia’s early history documented https://web.archive.org/web/20050225025433/http://www.smackerel.net/smackerel_home.html

#20yrsago Novelist’s bitter, abusive father posting neg reviews on Amazon https://web.archive.org/web/20050224051004/http://www.stephenelliott.com/2005/02/news-of-weird-heres-something-weird.html

#15yrsago Mall security guard accuses shopper of being a paedophile for photographing his own son https://memex.craphound.com/2010/02/23/mall-security-guard-accuses-shopper-of-being-a-paedophile-for-photographing-his-own-son/

#15yrsago Twitter phishing scam https://memex.craphound.com/2010/02/23/twitter-phishing-scam/

#15yrsago Stephen Levy on Google’s algorithm https://www.wired.com/2010/02/ff-google-algorithm/

#15yrsago Cleantext: turn your ASCII pastebombs into formatted text https://cleantext.org

#15yrsago How a duck, a Nazi and a themepark saved American color TV https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/feb/23/digital-switchover-bbc-spectrum

#15yrsago HOWTO unlock your Nexus One and turn it into a 3G modem https://memex.craphound.com/2010/02/23/howto-unlock-your-nexus-one-and-turn-it-into-a-3g-modem/

#15yrsago ACLU and EFF on school where spy-laptops were mandatory https://web.archive.org/web/20100225054022/http://blog.laptopmag.com/aclu-and-eff-speak-out-against-school-webcam-spying

#10yrsago The Tory war on science in Canada: a chronology https://scienceblogs.com/confessions/2013/05/20/the-canadian-war-on-science-a-long-unexaggerated-devastating-chronological-indictment

#10yrsago EFF: Here’s how to fix patents in America https://www.eff.org/press/releases/eff-outlines-plan-fix-broken-patent-system

#10yrsago Philip K Dick on Disneyland, reality and science fiction (1978) https://web.archive.org/web/20150224185902/https://deoxy.org/pkd_how2build.htm

#10yrsago Citizenfour takes Oscar for Best Documentary https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/edward-snowden-congratulates-laura-poitras-winning-best-documentary-oscar-citizenfour

[alfieshaw]

Experimentation with ASCII art

editor.p5js.orgAvailable from: https://editor.p5js.org/codingtrain/sketches/KTVfEcpWx (n.d.). p5.js Web Editor.

I found some preexisting written code with converted a live video input into ascii art on the p5.js website.I began playing around with my hand to see which kind of formations I could create and began to think about whether or not the ascii symbols could be replaced by shapes such as square to create forms of generative grids which could be manipulated by a users hand/movements on a webcam.

When I first did Tim Rodenbrokers course on ASCII, I learnt that the characters were not restricted to being just letters/numbers.

The basics of an ASCII sketch is just a grid, or a value of tiles divided by the width/height. I thought that it would be possible to replace these characters with images and shapes to see what kind of formations I could create.

I combined the p5.js code with some already existing code i had from the course and mapped the input to be my webcam instead of an image. I did this inside of processing.

Here are some of the examples I generated.

I find it interesting to use this as a form of a generative grid which can be controlled by a users movement. This allows users to create forms which could potentially be used for layouts in their designs.

[tangent101]

I had an additional thought on this but didn't want to reblog my response to Jake's reply. When I was growing up, I couldn't find a group. And this can be a problem for a number of folks, both players and GMs. Now I don't know about other platforms, but the Digital Tabletop site Roll20 has a method by which players can find other groups willing to accept strangers, and GMs can find groups.

This isn't a "for hire" system in that the GMs are paid, but you do end up with entire groups of strangers who end up playing together because they wanted another game. (I mean, we don't all have friends and acquaintances who are into our hobbies and know of a group that has a possible opening.)

Now I've not used this myself. My groups have evolved out of people I am friends with, both on and outside of the virtual realm. Back in the late 90s through the Aughts my group was entirely tabletop... and then after that group fell apart (two of the players divorced) I stopped gaming for a while and when I restarted, one of my virtual friends was asking me to run a game for him and his friend, and it grew from there. My other virtual group grew out of my late spouse's friends who lived states away, a couple new friends living a couple miles away, and one of my virtual friends from the first virtual group (and we ended up using Roll20 after several sessions where I tried using tabletop and webcams... and even tried a combined virtual/tabletop version before just switching entirely to virtual).

And honestly? Remembering back to the early 90s? Back when the Internet was mostly e-mail servers due to baud rates that were in the low thousands of bytes, compared to the megabytes of data now regularly sent (meaning graphics were ASCII art at best), there were play-by-email gaming groups. They didn't work so well, it was dependent on the players to keep it alive, but this still existed. We would have strangers who met on a server just join up and run a game together. Because you don't need to have an actual tabletop experience to do an adventure. Sometimes you just need a group of people who enjoy the hobby and want a game... and play no matter what the constraints.

tl;dr - virtual TTRPG groups have existed since the Internet started spreading in the 90s, with strangers playing together using e-mail. Gamers are social in nature and when we can't find local gaming groups for whatever reasons, we find other ways. "Hiring" a GM is no different than a group of strangers getting together online to play a TTRPG with each other.

There's this way of talking about tabletop games that just seems to imagine DMs as someone who isn't playing a game with their friends who they know and like and I don't get it. Are people hiring DMs in enough numbers that this is normal?

Or is the community just so brainrotted the fundamental relationship between players and dms has to be what, aersolised

[lntravenosa]

Ascii art i've been doing, with a webcam and programming

[mickeygorgygil]

Creativity and New Media Art

Creativity. A word.

After binge watching videos from this TEDx playlist, https://www.ted.com/playlists/3/the_artist_is_in. I got filled with fascination as to how Art keeps several artists passionate and creative. They speak with such passion about what they have created. They have that zest for life. I wanna be like that. I wanna be like them.

I had a deeper understanding of creativity, a concept that's inseperable from Art. I used to think that creativity is a skill of artists to, well, create. But creativity is also being resourceful; to make the most of any medium or material, no matter how unorthodox it is.

Like what Alexa Meade had stated in her talk:

You can find the strange in the familiar. As long as you're willing to look beyond what's already been brought to light, that you can see what's below the surface, hiding in the shadows. And recognize that there can be more there than meets the eye.

It is aligned with Vik Muniz's message in his talk, albeit implicit. He creates art from mundane objects and edible materials such as wire, string, sugar and chocolate. Janet Echelman creates building-sized sculptures out of material that is inspired from a fishnet. Their involvement with art are proof that there is no excuse to not create art. Any raw material can be turned into art, as long as you're creative and imaginative, hence Echelman's message:

Take imagination seriously.

To an artist, anything could be art, as long as their eyes perceive from the lens of creativity. Artists are visionaries. They see something that normal people don't see, it is through art they make others share this vision.

New Media Art

Reading the materials about digital art has made me realize that New Media Art is just as hard to define as Art itself. It traces its roots into computer technology, but unlike other types of art, New Media Art is still a fledgling field. Educational institutions take iniatives to integrate new media art into their curriculums. Nevertheless, most of its bounds remain to be an unexplored land.

Honestly, I still am confused as to what New Media Art entails. The most definitive meaning I could ascribe to New Media Art is that it is art meeting science and technology. Some examples are: ASCII art, generative art, coded artworks, AI art, and other arts involving the computer. However, I am not certain if these examples should be categorized under the umbrella term: Computational Art instead of New Media Art.

I sought for additional resources in order to understand New Media Art better.

According to MasterClass staff (2022), these are the characteristics of New Media Art.

Furthermore, I downloaded this resource from Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) which defines New Media and New Media Art as:

NEW MEDIA refers to a range of materials and technologies developed relatively recently and utilised in the creation, presentation and disemmination of NEW MEDIA ART. These new media are drawn from a range of sources both within the arts and the wider field of communications, entertainment and information technologies.

Informed by the rapid pace of technological development, New Media Art is a constantly changing category encompassing FILM, VIDEO, PHOTOGRAPHY, LENS-BASED MEDIA, DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY, HYPERTEXT, CYBERSPACE, AUDIO TECHNOLOGY, CD-ROMS, WEBCAMS, SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY, WIRELESS TELEPHONES, COMPUTER AND VIDEO GAMES, GPS SYSTEMS and BIOTECHNOLOGY.

Despite my effort to dig knowledge about New Media Art, there are still questions in my head that I ponder, such as:

Is New Media Art exclusive to Digital Art? Do all new media artworks have to be digital or virtual?

Are digital artworks created in a creative software considered as new media art? Like, for example, a digital painting?

If, for example, I did a tangible artwork but the process involved a technology (i.e., 3D modelling, 3D printing), is my artwork considered new media art?

I guess, since we're about to embark in the experience age anyway, the best way to know new media art is to experience it. I want to see actual new media art installations and artworks to have a better grasp of what they really are. 'Cause I know there's so much more to in it than what is describe by the texts.

I don't want to just read about New Media Art. I want to witness it. I want to feel it. I want to be immersed in it and be enveloped with sheer amazement. I want to get lost in it.

Only then I will truly know what it is.

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[zombiemaids]

SPOOKY MASTERPOST!

so i’ve got a bunch of links saved that are creepy, scary, or just downright weird, and i thought i’d share them with you guys! under the cut are sections of websites, games, articles, photos, stories, and anything else that creeps me out. enjoy!

note: some of the items listed contain gore or triggering material and are marked as such. please proceed with caution.

websites & forums

the lost media wiki - a website dedicated to lost or hard to find media.

*tw: suicide* the life and death of martin manley - a website created by a man who committed suicide, focused on chronicling his life.

somethingawful thread during 9/11 - the somethingawful forums on september 11th provided a livethread of the events of the day through the eyes of the public.

*tw: gore* rotten dot com - a website dedicated to exposing ‘the soft white underbelly of the net.’ aside from gory photos, the website contains bizarre images and articles, and the very well-researched rotten library. probably one of the most famous shock sites on the internet before it closed in 2016.

textfiles - a website dedicated to ascii files from the 1960s onwards. some of the material contained is disturbing, so proceed with caution.

*tw: autoplay* shaye saint john - this freaks me out so bad that i couldn’t even click the link to copy it! shaye saint john is an outsider art project by eric fournier, and focuses on the titular former model who was badly injured in a car accident. very, very disturbing.

planecrashinfo - a website dedicated to black box recordings of crashed planes.

opentopia - live unsecured webcams.

exitmundi - reflecting on ways the world could end.

ted the caver - a guy named ted is into caving, and he blogs about it. i didn’t know if i should put this in the stories section because there’s been debates on its authenticity, but it’s spooky enough regardless.

worlds.com - ‘A still-running but mostly abandoned MMO from the early 1990s. It's basically a 3D chat client that allows users to create their own 3D, virtual worlds. The vast majority of these worlds are completely derelict and abandoned. The creepy aspect comes from a lot of the imagery in these worlds, and the dozen or so regulars who still frequent the site after 20 years.’

major fears - a website by a man who seems to have a fear of everything. there are incredibly detailed explanations of why he has certain fears.

deepcave - ‘Man breaks scuba depth world record and finds the body of the last man to attempt it while down there. He makes plans to recover said body, but dies himself during the attempt. This is his website, as he left it, before he went on his last dive.‘

red room - the japanese red room urban legend. it allegedly inspired the sasebo slashing.

tedisgod - a guy named ted believes he’s god, i think? this guy needs some serious help.

the hidden wiki - a screenshot of the hidden wiki from the deep web.

pinkie pie tulpa - a 4chan user created a pinkie pie tulpa and went insane.

amputee wannabe - a woman called carole really, really wants hooks for hands.

*tw: gore* greater castration - a redditor shot off his own penis four times, cooked it, and ate it.

articles

tarrare - a frenchman from the late 1700s who was noted for his unusual eating habits.

list of common misconceptions

list of unusual deaths

list of people who disappeared mysteriously (pre-1970)

list of people who disappeared mysteriously (post-1970)

numbers station - spies, everywhere!

list of incidents at disney parks

list of film and television accidents

list of methods of torture

dancing mania

list of alleged extraterrestrial beings

list of banned videogames

elizabeth bathory - a hungarian noblewoman who killed young female servants for their blood.

mcdonalds urban legends

list of reportedly haunted locations

*tw: cannabalism* armin meiwes

euthanasia rollercoaster

gloria ramirez

list of unsolved deaths

list of impostors

ames room

carl tanzler

the monster with 21 faces

stories

correspondence - updated whenever bloodstains sees fit.

sayainunderworld - she has a very large collection of translated japanese folk tales and creepy stories.

the dionaea house - a viral internet story, told in multiple parts.

his face all red - a comic. this really creeped me out.

candle cove

my dead girlfriend keeps messaging me on facebook. i’ve got the screenshots. i don’t know what to do.

so, yeah... i don't do drugs anymore.

i'm a search and rescue officer for the us forest service, i have some stories to tell

i saw something on the evening news that i can't explain

most amazing weight loss treatment EVER!!!

*tw: death* autopilot

my friend recently committed suicide and i found these chat logs with a bot on his computer

other

i am pen pals with deathrow inmate richard ramirez aka the night stalker. ama.

a guy’s parents stumbled into a fresh corpse left by ted bundy on their first date together.

white enamel - a point-and-click game through an abandoned psychiatric hospital

notpron - how far can you get? good luck!

*tw: drugs, needles, nsfw content* rubber johnny - i wish i had an explanation...

*tw: food* little baby’s ice cream - a man made of ice cream eats himself. this was a commercial for the brand, and went viral due to it being so unsettling.

list of death row inmates’ final meals

a murderer tries to explain his side of the story

catacombs - a man is recording himself exploring the paris catacombs and gets lost. he starts running in a panic as he doesn’t know how to get out.

someone revealed the coordinates of a body on 4chan

your doorbell detected a visitor

[greysag]

Arduino camera opencv

Arduino camera opencv how to#

Arduino camera opencv android#

VideoCapture cap = new VideoCapture(RTSP_URL, Videoio. Setenv("OPENCV_FFMPEG_CAPTURE_OPTIONS", "rtsp_transport udp", 1) _putenv_s("OPENCV_FFMPEG_CAPTURE_OPTIONS", "rtsp_transport udp") import cv2Ĭap = cv2.VideoCapture(RTSP_URL, cv2.CAP_FFMPEG) Reolink E1 Pro camera has been used for testing. High Security Surveillance Camera using OpenCV Python & Arduino. In your case, I would use Raspberry Pi + camera to capture images/videos. Im trying to use OpenCV via Python to find multiple objects in a train image and match. So, I had a question 'can I have a face id for my Arduino project' and the answer is yes. For example, Azure, Bluemix or your main computer. Face Recognition and Identification Arduino Face ID Using OpenCV Python and Arduino.: Facial recognition AKA face ID is one of the most important feature on mobile phones nowadays. but, you can use Arduino/Raspberry Pi to capture information and send it to a server for analysis. Both devices (webcam and Arduino are connected to the same computer via. The pushbutton is on a breadboard and is connected to pin 10 on said Arduino device. The Arduino Uno is connected to the same Windows PC that the webcam is connected to. A window can be closed by pressing ESC key (represented as ASCII code 27). As some people said before, you just can't run OpenCV on Arduino. OpenCV is running in the Anaconda Spyder IDE within the same Windows PC that is connected to the webcam. RTSP URL usually consists of username, password, IP address of the camera, port number (554 is default RTSP port number), stream name.Ĭaptured frames displayed in the window using imshow function. Simply place the phone in our mobile holder and sit in. The Application will automatically connect to the HC-05 (must be named HC-05) Bluetooth module and will wait for a face to be detected.

Arduino camera opencv android#

Simply power your Arduino and open the android application. Many manufacturers provide RTSP URL on their website or user manual. Once we are ready with our hardware, code and Android Application its time for some action. Since RTSP URL is not standardized, different IP camera manufacturers might use different RTSP URLs. To capture RTSP stream from IP camera we need to specify RTSP URL as argument. OpenCV provides VideoCapture class which allows to capture video from video files, image sequences, webcams, IP cameras, etc.

Arduino camera opencv how to#

This tutorial provides example how to capture RTSP stream from IP camera using OpenCV and Python. Most of the IP cameras supports Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) to control audio and video streaming. Arduino Cameras STM32 Camera Modules ESP32/ESP8266 Camera Raspberry Pi Pico Camera BBC micro:bit Cameras USB 3 Camera Dev Kit USB Webcam (UVC Camera) Camera Breakout Board OEM/Compact Camera Modules Lenses Optical Filters Applications Discuss.

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Matlab p file to m file

#Matlab p file to m file how to

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#Matlab p file to m file code

#Matlab p file to m file windows

GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) 8.

#Matlab p file to m file windows

Wolfram Research Mathematica 9 for Windows m file Ask the person that provided you with the.

#Matlab p file to m file software

List of all softwares that can open the M files on each platforms such as Windows, Mac, iOS, Linux, Web and Android, you may click the each software link for more details for other supported formats for each software and the verified direct download links for each software with complete lisensing details. m file extension You could rename the file, though that wouldnt turn it into a MATLAB function file. By clicking Continue you confirm your selection", click Contine to apply changes.Īll Platform Software Programs for M File Extension

A message will appear " This change will be applied to all files with.

In the programs list, click The Mathworks The MathWorks MATLAB program Or other appropriate program that you want.

Click *.M (e.g example.m) file and click information -> Open With.

Select check box for Always use this app to open.

In the Open with dialog box, click The Mathworks The MathWorks MATLAB program Or click Browse to locate the program ( *.exe) that you want.

#Matlab p file to m file how to

Right-click a *.M (e.g example.m) file and click Open With. tahaseena ghouse i have codes in matlab p files format, can anyone please let me know how to convert them to matlab m files, i need it urgent.

#Matlab p file to m file code

Associate default The Mathworks The MathWorks MATLAB program for *.m (MATLAB Source Code File) files.You must have supported software programs installed for MATLAB Source Code File on your system such as The MathWorks MATLAB.If you could reverse the operation, there would be no point in converting to a P-file. As the description on the pcode doc page ('Create protected function file') states, the purpose of creating a P-coded file is to obfuscate the code to protect the source code. M=163 files on Windows and MacOs, we have solution to those issues such as: Can't Open M Files? The conversion from MATLAB file to P-coded file is a one-way conversion. abs metaexample: An example ASCII ABS metadata file used to process ABS data. Suppose you have created your m-file and you are now want to protect your code and the send the rest to your employer so that he can use it without knowing the code inside it.There are few common issues with the MATLAB Source Code File. Matlab M-Files M-files for ABS data processing (see Data Processing page). m-files for constrained optimization, nonlinear least squares, linear systems.P-file functionality is as same as of m-file but no one can check what’s inside p-file. MATLAB has a function in which you convert your m-file into p-file and no one can open that p file code. This is a pre-parsed pseudocode file (P-file), which is a pre-compiled form of the Matlab function signal1.m. The Applause software application is also known to use the.p file suffix. freeload how to decrypt matlab p code Files at Software Informer. Execute the following in Matlab: > toms 3x1 a b. m-files to calculate the basic attributes of continuous-time signals. Call 'pcode pcodetest' to generate a pcoded file and delete the original m-file. You can either type commands directly into matlab, or put. For example, they might call an external library (this is quite possible if they are for interfacing with a webcam), or they might call another function using eval. p files youre trying to compile may have dependencies that you cant see because theyre p-coded. It is the purpose of M-code to be compatible with. Although MATLAB Compiler should be able to compile. Like me explain it with an example, suppose you are some sort of developer and you have created some code for a company and now you want to protect your code and just send the company some sort of software. In this section you will practice writing. There are slightly different things you need to know for each platform. Decrypt P File Matlab Tutorials Matlab code and and a secure obfuscation are a contradiction by design. P File is like an encrypted file which performs the same functionality as your original m file but no one can get the code out of it. Now the question arises that why we need to do that? & the answer is if you want to protect your code and don’t want anyone to access it then you need to your Convert m File into p File. In today’s tutorial, I am going to show you How to Convert m File into p File in MATLAB. Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great.

[altsoph]

Came across Tim Alex Jacobs’s website and found some interesting projects there. For example, a brainfuck tic-tac-toe or an ascii-webcam. But most of all I liked acoustic QR codes, sound, whose spectrogram looks like a readable QR code. Of course, I put my personal QR code into it, which I once made using the old Russ Cox project. The code (picture on the left) is successfully read from the spectrogram after transmission through speakers to a microphone (picture in the middle). Just in case, I checked it with an external spectrometer after mp3 compression (the picture on the right) - it still works.

Also, in an interactive Black Mirror episode, Bandersnatch, released a little over a year ago, the authors hid a similar Easter egg: at the very end, the hero happens to listen a cassette with “electronic noise” in which old-timers can recognize the standard file recording of a picture in ZX Spectrum format. After loading it on Speccy, you can see the QR code leading to the "secret" site with the Nohzdyve game.

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Photo Booth Online Hearts

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Photo Booth Online Effects

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This Heart, Png Booth - Macbook Photobooth Hearts Png is high quality PNG picture material, which can be used for your creative projects or simply as a decoration for your design & website content. Heart, Png Booth - Macbook Photobooth Hearts Png is a totally free PNG image with transparent background and its resolution is 700x263. You can always download and modify the image size according to your needs. NicePNG also collects a large amount of related image material, such as heart filter ,gold heart ,heart rate .

Over 80 fun free digital effects and filters to use with your web camera. Take photos online, download and save selfies to your computer, and share! Take selfies with over 80 fun effects!

Webcamio is a free online application that allows you to record video and take a photo with your web camera. After each recording, you can easily download videos and photos to the computer. Webcamio is available on any device with a camera and will be useful if you need to quickly record video or take a photo without installing additional software.

When taking your webcam photo, whether or not you have a high quality and expensive webcam you can still follow some basic steps to get the best photo possible out of your web-camera. One of the main important things to focus on when taking a photo is the lighting.

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Snapshot Filters Or Effects

Note that we are still in the ongoing process of converting obsolete Flash based code to more modern JS and WebGL code. Be sure to check that your browser supports WebGL. For more Customised Webcam Filters you can try our sister site HDBooth.net.

Raining Effect

If you are one of those people that enjoys to look at the rain running down the window pane on a stormy day, then the Raining Webcam Effect is the perfect thing for you. This effect works best when using it as a short captured video clip, so send your friends a rainy day snapshot even in the peak of summer.

Snowing Effect

If you are looking to create a nice christmassy winter snapshot then you can not go far wrong with this Snowing Webcam effect. This effect will add a sprinkle of snowflakes to your webcam display.

Heat Map Effect

The Heat Map effect will give your webcam the illusion of Predator style heat vision.

Ascii Filter Effect

The ascii filter will convert your webcam pixel stream into a mixture of letters and numbers, giving you a very matrix style effect.

RGB Splitter Filter

The RGB splitter filter separates your three colour channels (red, green and blue) and offsets them from each other slightly returning a unique effect.

Fly Vision Filter

As the name suggests, the fly vision filter will allow you to experience the sight of a fly by grid sectioning your webcam display.

Split Screen Filter

This simple filter will split one half of your webcam display and overlay it mirrored on the other half.

Quad Screen Filter

This filter will split your webcam stream into four and mirror it on the vertical and horizontal axis.

Invert Filter

The invert filter inverts each webcam pixel colour into it exact inverted opposite colour, for example: white pixels become black and black pixels become white.

Pixelated Effect

The pixelated filter takes your High Definition webcam stream of many pixels and Squooshes them all onto much fewer pixels. Think the complete opposite of CSI Zoom Enhance.

Blur Filter

The blur filter is great for taking your crisp, crystal clear HD webcam stream and making you think that you really need to buy some glasses or upgrade the pair you already have. This effect is not for everyone, but it is a timeless classic, so it was added anyway.

Camera Online

TV Glitch Effect

Photo Booth Heart Effect

For those of us old enough to remember analogue TV, this effect will basically give your webcam a bad reception, but don't adjust your aerial/antenna... or look for one, that'd be pure madness.

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Night Vision Filter

Photo Booth Online Effects

Unfortunately this night vision filter will not turn your webcam into an actual night vision camera, however it well do the next best thing and make your webcam display look like a night vision display. That's almost as good, right ? ..... right ?... hello ?

Sepia Filter

The Sepia filter is another classic and classy filter for creating an oldie, antique western style photograph.

Spider Vision

OK!, Fine... No-one really knows how a spider visually perceives the world around them. However, this webcam effect attempts to display how a spider's vision MIGHT be experienced.

Hour Glass

The hour glass effect yields some hilarious results when reshaping your face into the shape of an hourglass.

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There are still many more to come, so keep checking back with us :)

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Opencv webcam görüntü alma

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Opencv webcam görüntü alma

Bu yazımızda c++ kullanarak opencv de webcamdan nasıl görüntü alacağız onu anlatacağım.

#include <iostream> #include "opencv2/highgui/highgui.hpp" #include "opencv2/imgproc/imgproc.hpp" #include "opencv2/core/core.hpp" using namespace std; using namespace cv; int main() VideoCapture video(0); //0 dahili webcam eğer usb ile webcam bağlı ise 1,2,3 yapabilirsiniz burayı if (!video.isOpened())//eger webcam acilamazsa cout << "Video acilamadi" << endl; video.set(CV_CAP_PROP_POS_MSEC, 3000); //video'ya 3000 milisaniye sonra başla double fps = video.get(CV_CAP_PROP_FPS); cout << "Video fps sayisi:" << fps << endl; namedWindow("deneme", CV_WINDOW_AUTOSIZE); //deneme isimli windows penceresi oluştu while (true) //sonsuz dongu Mat img; bool frameOkundu = video.read(img); //video'yu img'ye frame frame okuyor if (!frameOkundu) //eger okunacak frame kalmadiysa cout << "Okunacak frame kalmadi" << endl; break; //donguden cik imshow("deneme", img); if (waitKey(30) == 27) //27 ascii tus karsiligi ESC tusudur. 30 milisaniye ESC'ye basilirsa cout << "Esc ile cikis yapildi" << endl; destroyWindow("deneme"); //pecere kapandı break; getchar(); system("Pause"); return 0;

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Crítica: Riverdale 2x11 The Wrestler

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Riverdale ha decidido que no quiere aminorar el ritmo de drama y mamarrachismo en sus episodios y ha demostrado que cada semana puede ir a más. Parece ser que Riverdale no quiere dejar ningún tema sin tratar y esta semana ha sido el turno para la masculinidad tóxica, las webcams sexuales y el genocidio de los nativos americanos. Estos temas a priori puede parecer que no encajan en absoluto con la serie, pero los guionistas consiguen dar un sentido, una cohesión y un propósito a estos temas para que encajen con las tramas de los personajes sin que sean temas añadidos gratuitamente. 

En este episodio, Archie sigue jugando a los espías y su siguiente paso es ganarse la confianza de Hiram Lodge para averiguar todos sus trapos sucios. Hasta ahora ser el novio perfecto de Veronica no le ha valido, por ello la joven Lodge le anima a que se apunte al equipo de lucha del instituto donde su padre era una estrella. Nuestro pelirrojo preferido decide seguir el consejo de Veronica a pesar de no tener ni idea de luchar. Eso sí, con un par de clases se convierte en un profesional. Aquí es donde aparece, sin nombrarla, la masculinidad tóxica. Hiram negando a Archie su masculinidad mientras que Archie quiere ser más machito que Hiram. La pereza. Hiram le deja muy claro que nunca será suficiente para su hija a la vez que ignora los deseos de Veronica. 

Por supuesto, Archie consigue entrar en el equipo lucha porque es el protagonista de la serie, si no de qué. Hiram, finalmente, recompensa por todo su esfuerzo a Archie con la oportunidad de realizar unas prácticas en su empresa. ¿Quién se aprovechará de quién? 

Por otro lado tenemos a Betty, que sigue intentando que su padre acepte a Chip como lo ha hecho su madre. Pero esto no va a ser del todo fácil debido al pasado de su hijo. Chip les confiesa que en el motel donde vivía ejercía de prostituto para ganarse la vida. Está confesión parece que les da igual, pero cuando Hal descubre que Chip se dedica a las webcams porno no lo tolera y estalla en público. El señor Cooper debería replantearse sus prioridades. Betty sigue queriendo a su hermano y quiere que le ayude a tratar la oscuridad que tiene en su interior. A Chip no se le ocurre otra idea que enseñarle cómo funciona el mundo de las webcams. 

Por último, Jughead descubre la verdad sobre el origen de Riverdale. El abuelo de Tony fue uno de los primeros Serpientes y le cuenta como el General Pickens masacró a toda la tribu Uktena que se asentaba donde está, actualmente, Riverdale. Esto provoca en Jughead el rechazo de la fiesta local y un ataque a los orígenes de Los Serpientes. A través de un artículo en el periódico y una protesta en la fiesta intentará que Riverdale se responsabilice de la masacre. Esto no le sale del todo bien, ya que un resabiado Hiram corta el discurso de Tony. Hiram alaba a los Uktena y a la diversidad cultural que existe en Riverdale y cree que, por todo ello, deberían mantenerse unidos, a la vez que alaba que los jóvenes luchen por las injusticias sociales e históricas. A Jughead no le hace demasiada gracia y su cara de venganza vuelve a salir a la luz. 

Riverdale sigue creciendo a un ritmo constante y sin dejar indiferente a nadie. Además, parece que poco a poco los personajes de Josie y Kevin van encontrando su hueco en las tramas. Solo falta que tengan unas tramas propias y potentes que aporten diversidad a la narrativa principal.

Promo 2x12 The Wicked and the Divine

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HARDWARE

 Hardware is categorised into input, output and storage devices.

                                                        MAIN

Mother board

Mother board is a printed circuit board (PCB) which connects to the main components of a computer. Motherboard always include main bus that’s used to transfer data between hardware components however, some of the components may be the integral part of the motherboard, i.e. Universal serial bus(USB) ports, network port,integrated graphic cards etc. 

Random access memory (RAM)

Random access memory(RAM) is a memory that is used to store currently active programs and data. The more data that is available to the computer, the more data and programs can be used at the same time. RAM is volatile, meaning the content will be lost when the power is off(one of the reason why the content you are working on might be deleted if you haven’t saved it into secondary storage, RAM is the type of memory that can be read and written to.

Read only memory (ROM)

Read only memory (ROM) is the type of memory that can be read but not written to, ROM is non-volatile, meaning the content will be retained even when there is no power (because ROM is powered by a small long-life battery).

MORE ON MEMORY.

Graphic card

Graphic card is also known as a video card, display adapter, or graphics adapter. It generates signals needed to display the output image from the computer, sometimes graphic card is integrated to computer and does not require a separate card. Graphic performance can be improved as a separate processor can be used for graphics.

Sound card

Sound card generates signals needed to output a sound  from computer to the speaker or set of speakers. Sound card have single output for audio(green socket), a single input for microphone(red socket) and a single input for line level devices(Blue socket). Separate sound card that connects with separate motherboard expansion is necessary for high quality or surround sound-which enable multiple output for front, rear, centre, and sub-woofer speakers.

Hard disk drive

Hard disk drive (HDD) is the most common form of secondary storage for a computer do to its relatively low cost per Mega Byte(MB). Data stored on hard disk is non volatile.

Solid state drive 

Solid state drive (SSD) is another secondary storage drive  and it is also non volatile.

                                                  EXTERNAL

Cloud 

Cloud or storage cloud is a storage space of which the services are hosted over the internet and not in the same physical location as the computer is being used. Data is stored on banks or servers that are accessed remotely. Physical device where data is being stored is owned by the hosting company rather than person or organisation using the data.

Monitor

Monitor is a device which enables the visualisation of computer’s output, monitor connects to the graphic card.

Keyboard

Keyboard is a device that consists of buttons used to input texts or to control part of an interface, some countries have different buttons on keyboards used i.e. China has more buttons due to their alphabets.

Mouse

Mouse is a pointing device used to manipulate computer screen.

Printer

Printer is an output device which produces hard copy (Printout) for computer (usually onto paper), some printer also include scanner (this is what you call MFP or Multi-function peripheral. 

Speaker

Speaker is a device which provide sound output and usually connects with the green socket of sound card.

Camera

Camera captures still and moving images(Video) which can be then stored into computer, camera attached to a computer is called webcam.

Scanner

Scanner is an input device which capture a 2D document in the form of an image.

Optical character reader

Optical character reader (OCR)  is the recognition of printed or written text characters by a computer. This involves photo-scanning of the text character-by-character, analysis of the scanned-in image, and then translation of the character image into character codes, such as ASCII, commonly used in data processing. In OCR processing, the scanned-in image or bitmap is analysed for light and dark areas in order to identify each alphabetic letter or numeric digit. When a character is recognised, it is converted into an ASCII code. Special circuit boards and computer chips designed expressly for OCR are used to speed up the recognition process.

Magnetic ink character reader

Magnetic ink character reader (MICR)  is a technology used to verify the legitimacy or originality of paper documents, especially checks. Special ink, which is sensitive to magnetic fields, is used in the printing of certain characters on the original documents. Information can be encoded in the magnetic characters.

Optical mark reader

Optical mark reader (OMR)  is a method of entering data into a computer system. Optical Mark Readers reads pencil or pen marks made in pre-defined positions on paper forms as responses to questions or tick list prompts. The OMR data entry system contains the information to convert the presence or absence of marks into a computer data file.

Barcode reader

Barcode reader  also called a price scanner or point-of-sale ( POS ) scanner, is a hand-held or stationary input device used to capture and read information contained in a bar code . A barcode reader consists of a scanner , a decoder (either built-in or external), and a cable used to connect the reader with a computer. Because a barcode reader merely captures and translates the barcode into numbers and/or letters, the data must be sent to a computer so that a software application can make sense of the data.

Pen drive

Pen drive  also referred as USB flash drive is a portable device which allows user to transfer data (text, images, videos etc) to and from computer quickly. Users can easily read and write the data on the Pen Drive by plugging it into the USB port on the computer. Pen Drives are quite compact and can fit easily into the pocket; they run without battery and draw power from the USB connection itself. Both Floppy disks and CDs are now being gradually replaced by Pen Drive as a preferred means of data storage. Its because latter offers mass data transfer and storage capability and at a much faster rate.

Portable Hard disk drive

Portable HDD is An external hard drive is a storage device located outside of a computer that is connected through a USB cable or wireless connection. An external hard drive is usually used to store media that a user needs to be portable, for backups, and when the internal drive of the computer is already at its full memory capacity. These devices have a high storage capacity compared to flash drives and are mostly used for backing up numerous computer files or serving as a network drive to store shared content.External hard drives are also known as removable hard drives.

Blu-ray disc drive

Blu-ray disc drive is an optical disc format designed to display high definition video and store large amounts of data.Blu-ray is the successor to DVD. The format's name comes from the fact that a blue laser reads from and writes to the disc rather than the red laser of DVD players. The blue laser has a 405 manometer (nm) wavelength that can focus more tightly than the red lasers used for writable DVD. As a consequence, a Blu-ray disc can store much more data in the same 12 centimetre space.

see also :Magnetic tape, CD and DVD

Memory card

Memory card or flash memory is a storage device mostly used in digital camera.

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Kenneth Udut live, via ASCII webcam speaking via DECtalk from 1990.

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Hyperallergic: 64 Highlights of the Internet’s Early Years, from the First Webcam to a Net Art Gallery

Image of PizzaNet’s website, launched in 1994 by Santa Cruz Operation and Pizza Hut (all images courtesy Here East)

You may not have heard it in over a decade, but it’s a sound you’ll never forget: the high-pitched, screeching tone of a dial-up modem that was an internet user’s punishment before the reward of connectivity. And you may listen to it again, emitted by an early modem from 1982, as part of 64 bits, an interactive exhibition at Here East in London that showcases 64 artifacts of the internet’s early history, from the first website to early ASCII art to one of the first visuals to go viral. Remember that “Dancing Baby” GIF of a 3D-rendered, animated infant from the 1990s? That’s the one.

John Chadwick’s “Dancing Baby” GIF (1996)

Much of this digital flotsam is no longer accessible in its original form, and if if is, it is not easily viewed, preserved in museums and research centers around the world. 64 bits showcases them all on computers that each date to its content’s respective era, allowing visitors to experience and learn about stories from the web’s formative years that we may have forgotten. It’s curated by Jim Boulton as part of his ongoing project, Digital Archaeology, which seeks to preserve key moments of internet culture and raise awareness of the need to do so, through various exhibitions.

“The first website appeared on the internet in 1991,” Boulton told Hyperallergic. “Archive.org started archiving websites in late 1996. The first five years of the web — its formative years — have not been archived. The exhibition seeks to raise the profile of preserving the early web while there’s still a chance. Time’s running out!”

“Archie,” the first search engine, developed in 1989

On thick, clunky monitors, viewers may browse PizzaNet — the first transactional website, launched in 1994 by Pizza Hut with a software company to enable pizza delivery (the very first: pepperoni and mushroom, with extra cheese); The Blue Dot — one of the first online art galleries that showcased work by artists including Ryan McGinness, Spencer Tunick, and Jill Greenberg; and Archie — the first search engine, launched by the Barbadian coder Alan Emtage in 1989 and whose name is short for “archive.” Archie indexed FTP sites across the internet, and users had to send in search requests via email. The version of the search engine on display is now maintained by the University of Warsaw’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modeling.

Emtage is among the creatives not widely known but who take responsibility for tools we still use today. 64 Bits also highlights the work of graphic designer Susan Kare, who conceived of visuals such as the original Mac icons, the MacPaint interface, and the artwork for the playing cards of Windows Solitaire. As for our webcams, credit is due to caffeine-starved students at Cambridge University’s Computer Laboratory. In 1993, Daniel Gordan and Martyn Johnson set up a web browser where they live-streamed the feed from a camera centered on a coffee pot to avoid wasting time on disappointing journeys to an empty pot.

Unlike dirt-filled dig sites, excavating the archaeology of the internet unearths things many people have actually experienced firsthand. 64 Bits reminds us of the relationship between the fast-developing web and memory —  how, increasingly, the internet breeds short attention spans, even when it comes to phenomena that captivate us. (Remember the craze over Subservient Chicken?) Notably, the exhibition invites visitors to mine their own pasts for digital objects that hold personal meaning. Any visitor can bring in obsolete media and receive assistance from experts at the British Library who will migrate the inaccessible historical works to modern formats. Some of these will also be added to 64 Bits. The exhibition thus presents not only an opportunity to look back at the web’s greatest hits, but also one to consider some of our own forgotten stories.

A panel from David Farley’s “Dr. Fun,” the first popular episodic web comic (1993)

Recreation of the Trojan Room at the exhibition 64 Bits at Here East

Webpage for the Trojan Room Coffee Cam engineered by students at Cambridge University’s Computer Laboratory

Installation view of 64 Bits at Here East

Earliest copy of the first website realized by Tim Berners-Lee (1992)

Denis Wilton and Cal Henderson’s “City Creator” game

Screenshot of eBoy

ASCII art by Yoshi Sodeoka

ASCII art portrait of Marilyn Monroe

Installation view of 64 Bits at Here East

64 Bits continues at the Press Center at Here East (Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, UK) through April 21.

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