Certainly! Here's a playful version with an "encrypted ASCII" representation of the phonetic transcription "" along with a hidden regex function meant to "gain access to the mainframe," all in a playful spirit: # ASCII representation of the encrypted phonetic transcription ascii_transcription = "[\x8b\x89s\x8d\x87\x8bju\x8d\x8e\x8bs]" # Hidden regex function meant to gain access to the mainframe…
read moreCreating a wave file with a specific frequency like 136.10 Hz involves generating a sine wave of that frequency and then saving it as a wave (.wav) file. Here's a Python code snippet that uses the numpy and scipy libraries to generate the wave and save it: import numpy as np from scipy.io.wavfile import write…
read moreTo generate an oscillating audio file with specific frequencies like 136.10 Hz, 432.69 Hz, and 1099 Hz, you can use audio synthesis software or programming libraries. Here's a general guide on how to do it using Python and the numpy and scipy libraries: Install Python and necessary libraries: If you haven't already, install Python on…
read moreDecided to write about this cuz I think some people don't quite understand my beef with Sotheby's. What's not to love, right? You're gonna be at Sotheby's! Isn't that exciting? Well it would be ... if so much of what the crypto art scene wasn't built on destroying upgrading the shady, cloak and dagger, often…
read moreI just nuked my old website and started building this one mostly from scratch. The old stack was too bloated and it started to affect performance. I love speed, efficiency and minimalism (or maybe elegance is a more apt term). It has been over 3 weeks since I stopped drinking and one of the ways…
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