AI:
Midjourney v4
Prompt:
Grand Canyon, blue sky, puffy clouds, five dinosaurs, –ar 16:9
Little Bit of Everything
AI:
Midjourney v4
Prompt:
Grand Canyon, blue sky, puffy clouds, five dinosaurs, –ar 16:9
AI:
Midjourney v4
Prompt:
girl with long red hair, wearing a backpack filled with arrows, carrying a compound bow, riding a white horse in a forest full of trees, moon and stars visible in the sky, photo realistic, hi res, 4k:: dusk::1 –ar 16:9 –v 5 –q 2
AI:
Midjourney v4
Prompt:
adorable pitbull covered in shampoo sitting in a old destressed wood basen that is filled with water, interior of an old log cabin –ar 16:9 –q 2
Add ANSI colors to your nodejs application. Supports 16 foreground and background colors using PCBoard BBS syntax.
For a listing of the codes go to the GITHUB page.
You can also install via NPM
npm install ansi-console-colors
Free to play Othello clone.
Relax with some chill music and play against the computer.
Written using Godot 3.2
A simple looking game to play but the code got a little complex when generating the board. You see there are combinations of tiles that are unwinnable. (I know seems strange, but true).
See here for further details:
https://mathworld.wolfram.com/15Puzzle.html
This puzzle was written in Godot 3.2
Web Version:
http://hazlema.us/dist/tilegame
Small reusable component to handle the display and tracking of player lives for any 2D or 3D game.
Includes simple (three step) directions showing you how to implement this component into your games UI design.
Full source included along with example scene.
Download:
LivesUI.unitypackage.zip
Just a little app that I made to test CSS Grids. Has several scientific functions.
Try Me:
https://hazlema.us/dist/calc/calc.html
Download:
https://hazlema.us/dist/calc/calc.zip
Creating this site, I tried a few different styles.
When I would change the home page, I would find that it would not update on the mobile end (displaying the previous page). I spent hours playing with the server cache and the CSS files to no avail. I even contacted my hosting provider and they didn’t know why this was happening.
The good news is, it had nothing to do with their server configuration or my CSS. Even tho I had cleared the mobile browsers cache several times, exited the program completely even restarted my phone the same home page would always load. (The sub pages would load correctly adding to the confusion).
Turns out it’s a mobile browser “hidden cache” issue (At least that’s what I am calling it). No matter how much you clear your cache it still will load the old content! The workaround is to request the desktop version of the page. On Firefox you can do this by tapping the upper right menu and selecting “Request Desktop Site“.
As of this date am unsure of a solution, just this workaround.
Eventually the mobile browser will “catch-up” and display the correct content. (But, It could take a few hours)
Not just any clock! A floating clock that will stay above other windows and features a stopwatch and a countdown timer! Written in NodeJS it makes use of the Electron library to offer an platform independent animated GUI interface.
Downloads:
Linux x64 Package
Windows x64 Package
Mac x64 Package
Updated binaries for all versions 6/27/23
Or build it from source!