AI generated art getting better and better.

AI-generated art is getting better and better. A new open-source text-to-image ai model has come out called LAION-400M. The image below was generated by that AI program. This is Linux desktop 2030. A strange boxy PC form factor and a monitor so big it needs 2 feet to hold it…

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Neural nets can generate nice images.

The NeuralBlender.com website uses AI to generate images based upon text input by a user. This can be very interesting. The picture above was created with this Neural Net. This is rather reminiscent of KDE 3.3 or KDE 4. It looks very nice. I hope this technology gets better and…

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How to generate a very nice colored desktop background with the command line.

The Linux command line is very useful and it can even generate you a nice wallpaper image using just the shell and ImageMagick. The example below will generate a 3440×1440 pixels wallpaper image using just the random data from /dev/urandom. ┌─[jason@jason-desktop]─[~/Documents] └──╼ $mx=320;my=256;head -c "$((3*mx*my))" /dev/urandom | convert -depth 8…

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The Internet is changing with new technology.

The advent of advanced AI is changing the world in many ways. there is a way to generate faces using AI and therefore fake accounts can be created, essentially creating fake people. This is very common, there are Google Drive folders with 100,000 fake pictures, this means that scammers can…

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Create a stupidly complicated random passkey using the Linux command line.

This command line shows how to use a simple one-liner to create a horribly complicated password using the Linux command line. 4.4 Thu Feb 28 jason@Yog-Sothoth 0: $ cat /dev/urandom | tr -cd ‘\11\12\15\40-\176’ | head -n 1 U\-mnQyDp’R7Aen][VzYt@cyiqgzU|5Z-DODo91>7_z%RUQ’nA66S`S~BUAy(Two-B~AtI@M!U"TqG?7xdI@*Tp;"ywUpV/65x"!$HN`jj8Ox-VPt!<<;?nUK%f4.4 Thu Feb 28 jason@Yog-Sothoth 0: $ cat /dev/urandom | tr -cd…

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Generate an assortment of random passwords with a simple command.

Generate secure passwords for your user accounts The pwgen command will generate a set of random passwords that may be used to secure your user account. Type this command to install this utility. root@DESKTOP-R72SPS3:~# apt-get install pwgenroot@DESKTOP-R72SPS3:~# apt-get install pwgen Now we can generate a few passwords. jason@DESKTOP-R72SPS3:/mnt/c/Users/johnc$ pwgen -s…

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How to generate a random password using the command line.

The shuf command for Linux allows a command-line user to select a given number of random words from a wordlist. [jason@localhost ~]$ shuf -n 8 /usr/share/dict/words amphivasal thoracically U. bluet Dabih thioamid taxiing convictism[jason@localhost ~]$ shuf -n 8 /usr/share/dict/words amphivasal thoracically U. bluet Dabih thioamid taxiing convictism This can be…

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