 latest projects torrent.py by alex A program that shares itself on a peer to peer network, and invites edits to itself. [ go to project page ] 100.000.000 stolen pixels by Kim Asendorf A web crawler started with 10 URLs (See first 10 in url.log) and searched HTML pages for images and hyperlinks. Each found image got downloaded and 100 pixels in a square of 10x10 were cut out of it. Each found hyperlink got stored in the cache and thereby added to the list of searchable URLs. The process repeated itself until 1.000.000 images were downloaded and 100.000.000 [...] [ go to project page ] Excerpts From the Chronicles of Pookie & JR by J. R. Carpenter Excerpts from the Chronicles of Pookie & JR is a short fiction generator run by a Python script adapted (with permission) from a 1k story generators written by Nick Montfort. The generator removes all but 5-9 sentences from a sequence, eliding some of what's been written. Excerpts from the Chronicles of Pookie & JR documents J. R. [...] [ go to project page ] Satromizer.pl by jon.satrom & bensyverson # ____ _ _ # / ___| __ _ | |_ _ __ ___ _ __ ___ (_) ____ ___ _ __ # \___ \ / _` || __|| '__|/ _ \ | '_ ` _ \ | ||_ // _ \| '__| # ___) || (_| || |_ | | | (_) || | | | | || | / /| __/| | # |____/ \__,_| \__||_| \___/ |_| |_| |_||_|/___|\___||_| # Now with Color ANSI! # http://jonsatrom.com # [...] [ go to project page ] CodeSounding by Roberto Mannai CodeSounding is an open source sonification framework which makes possible to hear how any existing Java program "sounds like", by assigning instruments and pitches to code statements (if, for, etc) and playing them as they are executed at runtime. In this way the flowing of execution is played as a flow of music and its rhythm changes depending on user interaction. [ go to project page ] Velato by Daniel Temkin Velato is a programming language which uses MIDI files as source code: the pattern of notes determines commands. Velato offers an unusual challenge to programmer-musicians: to compose a musical piece that, in addition to expressing their aims musically, fills the constraints necessary to compile to a working Velato program. [...] [ go to project page ] Destroy the Web by Jose Bolanos It’s the middle of the week- deadlines are looming, your team just lost the championship, and the taco truck just left before you could grab a quick lunch. What to do? The Firefox icon beckons to you, offering the multitude of distractions the internet has to offer– but you don’t really have the time to catch up on the news. Thankfully, you can just spend 30 seconds on Destroying The Web. [...] [ go to project page ] Evil by Tom Scott This site randomly displays the private phone numbers of unsuspecting Facebook users. There are uncountable numbers of groups on Facebook called "lost my phone!!!!! need ur numbers!!!!!" or something like that. Most of them are marked as 'public', or 'visible to everyone'. A lot of folks don't understand what that means in Facebook's context — to Facebook, 'everyone' means everyone in the [...] [ go to project page ] How Hetero by Stockholm Pride The theme for Stockholm Pride 2009 is [Hetero] were we focus on how heteronormativity effects the everyday life of homosexual, bisexual and transgender persons, the consequences it brings and how it effects the society as a whole. Part of the heteronormative environment is defined by how we connect specific words to norms en perceptions of how a "real" man och woman should be och behave. [...] [ go to project page ] you C O D E me by youandme On-line and off-line anonymous exercises of code poetry, programming semantics, reinterpretation, daily life, all compiled to give form to human-emotional needs phenomena mediated by computers. In our desperate need to relate with each other we let machines speak for us, we use this language, human behavior concepts and expressions to define recognizable automated-computer tasks and then simplify [...] [ go to project page ] #twitterart by Various Authors TwitterArt is part of an ASCII art tradition that dates back to BBS postings of the 1970's and 80's. TwitterArt, as explained by elmonte09 on http://twitwall.com/view/?what=050A080C07 : "#twitterart #tarts (Tweet ARTistS) are a growing art sub-genre. [...] [ go to project page ] Code Organ by DLKW Reminiscent of some projects by software artists ca. 2005, Code Organ is getting mass exposure in 2010 via Twitter. Interesting example of software art ideas trickling out into the mainstream. [ go to project page ] Polishness by Ian Wojtowicz This website encourages visitors to contemplate aspects of Polish identity by submitting two search terms to compare. Google counts the search results of each term and graphs the results as a redrawn Polish flag. This action of producing and evaluating binary terms provides a vehicle for thinking about Polish identity and stereotypes. [...] [ go to project page ] 99 Meditations on Chords and Colors by Andreja Andric Classical music has been created in a time when people were not acquainted with noise. The loudest sounds were thunder and church bell. Music was rare, and the sounds of musical instruments must have been refreshing and exciting in a way we can't even immagine. Today we are constantly surrounded with sound: music in bars, supermarkets, and on our media players, traffic sounds in the street, [...] The Last Supper by Eugenio Tisselli - Leonardo da Vinci Despite Jesus's best efforts, the apostles just couldn't stop twittering. Watch the drama unfold ... [ go to project page ] [ page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 next ] |