This program gets a pixel from the current desktop, converts it to black and white then sets it at the same location.

Here is a screen shot running with Vista Aero as the appearance setting:

The black band on the right is now gone! Does Windows have different implementations of SetPixel?

Here is an example program that demonstrates this behavior.

More information on this bug can be found here.

I found this great time machine on ebay that only travels to the 90s and well anyway…

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To increase Arnold’s rage press “+”, “-” decreases it and “r” is to reset.

• google-define.el
• gdef.sh

Original Basic:

10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10


Javascript:

for(i=0;i<20480;)document.write(i++%80?String.fromCharCode(9585.5 + Math.random()):'\n');

You can run a version of the javascript program here.

Go:

package main
import "fmt"
import "rand"
func main(){p:=fmt.Print;i:=0;A:if i%0x50==0{p("\n")}else{p(string(int(9585.5+rand.Float32())))};i++;goto A;}


My code ends up with more statements in both languages mainly because of handling text wrapping. You get that for free on the C64. Also, in this modern era of name spaces you have the added verbosity of the object names.

More discussion of the C64 version can be found at lemon64.

Repo man was on the TV the other night. Time to get out your delay pedals.

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randDesktopBG.py

How it works
It will go through all of the pictures in the c:\wallpaper\ directory and picks the next one in the list. It writes the name of the picture to the \HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop but this will not change the picture until a reboot takes place. We want it to change immediately so a call to SystemParametersInfoA is also needed.

I’m using pycron to call the script every hour.

This tab picks out the melody of the song by using arpeggios from CAGED chord shapes.

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Side One
Side two
Booklet

Practically Orwellian

Practically Kafkaesque

Orwell WINS