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Paul Sinha tests his audience in Sunderland on their knowledge of light bulbs, desert islands, and twin cities, and in return gets tested on his knowledge of city mottos, Vikings and what you cannot do with a giraffe in certain places in America. ...

My second patch with support for "grid"

My first custom control patch for norns.

20+ Years of WoW | First Alliance Toon | One Quest at a Time The Adventitious Adventures of Baldemero A human warrior with few ideas about what is going on. Easing into streaming with some quick nostalgic, but new to me, content.

Work in progress-report of a project using Godot Engine to simulate shadows on solar panels and powers of them etc. Could this be called a digital twin?

This Jaguar Mark One is more than 60 years old and was passed on through generations of kids. Let’s make it factory fresh agina! I greatly appreciate any comments and/or constructive remarks. Please don't forget to like, subscribe and tick the ...

1 minute music 😃 A voluntary by an unknown composer, played on the 1858 Keller organ. Recording was made in summer 2020.

Chapter 5 of Algernon Blackwood's "The Wendigo" "The Wendigo" by Algernon Blackwood is a novella first published in 1910. In the remote wilderness of Northwestern Ontario, a moose-hunting expedition takes a terrifying turn when guide Joseph Déf...

From 366 Weird Movies: Manos: the Hands of Fate demonstrates an important lesson: if applied consistently, incompetence can be a style. This narrative feature film was shot with a ha...

Source: https://prod.frol.us/wgbh/frontline/wgbh/pages/frontline/homefront/preemption/tia.html «Is the Bush administration’s domestic war on terrorism jeopardizing our civil liberties? Reporter Hedrick Smith presents new material on how the...

Designed by myself - code built with AI - the code itself creates the music. One of my ongoing goals is to develop music-software-artifacts that educates the viewer on how the music itself is made - from the sound synthesis to the composition - ...

Five near-misses in a row, from a leaf to an antlered stag. The last one looks impossible. Does it seat? Guess before the end. Code-drawn, synthesized sound, no music. #shorts #satisfying #perfectfit #oddlysatisfying

A single explosion kicks off a chain of barrels through the village. Guess how many houses are left standing at the end. Code-drawn, synthesized sound effects, no music. #shorts #isometric #destruction #chainreaction

One stone house, five shells. The wooden ones are already gone. Does it hold? Call it in the comments before the fifth hit. Code-drawn, synthesized sound effects, no music. #shorts #isometric #destruction #satisfying

Guess the number before it ends. A tiny isometric town takes shell after shell: smoke, craters, houses folding in stages. Were you right? Code-drawn, synthesized sound effects, no music. #shorts #isometric #destruction #satisfying

Each shape almost clips the edge of its opening before it drops in flush. Which one made you flinch? Code-drawn, synthesized sound, no music. #shorts #satisfying #perfectfit #oddlysatisfying

A brushed-steel cat hovers over its cutout, misaligned. It retracts, rotates, and slides in flush. Then a key, a gear, and a stag. Which shape should we cut next? Code-drawn, synthesized sound, no music. #shorts #satisfying #perfectfit #oddlysat...

Every flight down opens onto your apartment one minute earlier, and your doubles have saved you a seat. Sit, or keep climbing? Comment your call. Original second-person fiction, drawn in code. No stock footage, no AI imagery. #shorts #story #wha...