Sunday, March 17, 2019
Thursday, March 14, 2019
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
[Software] Lorentz Transformation Boost
Calculates a general Lorentz Transformation of a four-vector. Boost in any direction and rotate along any axis.
Written in C#. Made in Visual Studio Community 2017.
Source Code on Github
Friday, February 22, 2019
Karaoke
Thursday, February 21, 2019
Karaoke
Under the bridge
Wonderwall
I will always love you
Got your money
Unforgiven 2
Paper Bag
Running with the boys
Saturday, January 26, 2019
Watch YouTube Spoiler Free
UPDATE: Now supports Twitch in addition to YouTube!
Source code available on GitHub
Bookmarklet
Drag this link onto your toolbar or bookmarks folder. Click it from any YouTube video page.
Your video will play:
- Full windowed
- No comments
- No progress bar
Why?
- Won't see spoilers in comments
- Can't see time left in competitions to guess the outcome
- Maximize viewing screen
- Avoid loading page elements you don't want to look at
What the bookmarklet does:
Redirects the URL of a YouTube video page to its embedded player page and removes the controls.
Uses JavaScript.
Car Living: black out curtains
Cheapest way is buy two black pillow cases for $1 at Dollar Tree.
Shove the edges of the pillow case into the rubber sealing around the inside rim of the window.
Windows slide up and down without interference.
Mosquito netting can fit between the curtain and the window. (For $1 worth of tulle fabric. See: http://alchemytheory.blogspot.com/2017/07/life-hack-car-screen-window.html)
The rear windshield can be covered with two overlapping sunshades. Fit the metal edges of the shade into the ceiling wall for a tight spread.
Shove the edges of the pillow case into the rubber sealing around the inside rim of the window.
Windows slide up and down without interference.
Mosquito netting can fit between the curtain and the window. (For $1 worth of tulle fabric. See: http://alchemytheory.blogspot.com/2017/07/life-hack-car-screen-window.html)
The rear windshield can be covered with two overlapping sunshades. Fit the metal edges of the shade into the ceiling wall for a tight spread.
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