The Godot 4 download has not made it to the web page yet but it’s on GitHub. I’m out of town today but I have already downloaded it to my laptop and I’m excited to start messing with it when I get the chance! I also wanted to throw a quick post together to spread Continue Reading »
The other day I had a little down time at work so I decided to work on my PowerShell skills. In the process of playing around I came across a site that had a Text-To-Voice PowerShell game. I was presently surprised because I had never thought of doing any text to voice scripts before. I Continue Reading »
The Godot Engine now has a web editor. Meaning you can use a web browser to build your games. That’s kind of a neat idea and I was not expecting this kind of update. I don’t know of any other game engines that do this but I could be out of the loop? How the Continue Reading »
A few years back I was doing some reading about file systems. I was interested in how ZFS and BTRFS hash every sector of the disk in order to detect data corruption. I think of it as a file integrity monitor but at a lower level in the system. Most of the time these filesystems Continue Reading »
I had been studying up on blockchains when I started thinking about time locks on bank vaults and safes. I thought to myself how could one make a digital time lock that could not be hacked just by changing the time? Then over the next few hours I came up with what I think is Continue Reading »
