Assuming you somehow use up your original data cap in… Let’s say one incredibly data intensive day somehow. That leaves you with (30 days * 24 hrs/day) * 3600 seconds/hr * 256,000 bps = roughly 660 gigabytes. So I guess that’s probably the limit? Plus your original cap.
Feels like the answer must be technically yes, but practically no. Would make a great xkcd “what if.”
I have one of these, personally I love not having to pick my hands up off the keyboard. It’s like living your whole life in vim!
Hahaha touche - it’s at Joshua Tree national park in the US
Thank you! I’m really proud of this one.
Nah that’s HP, this is HPE. Not that one is better than the other, but they are different.
Applications like signal are encrypted at rest on your device as well - https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/277330/how-does-signal-protect-data-on-the-device-from-unauthorized-access
I gave it a run on Ubuntu touch with a fair phone like 8 months ago… It was still pretty rough then.
Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it, I’ll keep posting for sure.
Good call, I can totally see that!
I actually just got the provisional patent filed! I’m going to start working on a breakdown of the process now and throw it up on my website. If you have any questions I’d be happy to answer now though!
It’s actually a plate of titanium I did some patterned anodization on. Anodizing titanium creates a nanometers thick crystalline layer that can constructively/destructively interfere with lightwaves to create color without pigments or dyes. I invented a process to spatially control anodization a few months ago and I’ve been using to create art ever since. Let me know if you have any other questions!
The python/scipy/numpy computing stack
A vacuum sealer would be more robust and look less janky than a Ziploc bag. You can get a used food saver for cheap!
I’ve always wondered why more artists don’t use photo paper, is it difficult to work with?
Thank you! For every good print I post here there are 2-3 failed attempts. But the successfully ones are getting cooler and cooler so I’m still stoked!
Thanks! That’s exactly it on the color, I think it’s a combination of the surface roughness of the titanium plate and tiny variations in the anodization layer itself that give it that look.
Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoy them, I’ll keep posting!
It is, I’ve got it hanging in a local gallery at $1k US. If that price didn’t scare you off I’d be open to negotiating over DM!
I’m not a bread enthusiast, but those look amazing!