I am still a circus performer first, and the best juggler in Durban (that’s not saying much, but I will own the title nonetheless…)
Here is my latest achievement: Finally I am running 7 balls consistently. Video:
I am still a circus performer first, and the best juggler in Durban (that’s not saying much, but I will own the title nonetheless…)
Here is my latest achievement: Finally I am running 7 balls consistently. Video:
Having no form of income can really help concentrate the mind. I have done so much in the last few months. Here is my new online shop. Soon to be filled with a mix of my favourite electronics, and magic tricks.
Google Play Store is the portal through which all successful Android Apps have to travel, in order to reach their audience. The last two Apps I tried to upload there were refused, one on the valid grounds of being just a web view. The other, most recently was mistaken by what I can only imagine is an AI to be an Augmented Reality App.
Here is the offending app. Apparently I need to notify people about the confusion that augmented reality can cause. Is this Augmented Reality?
Well try the app out for yourself and see: https://circusscientist.com/SwipeCard.apk
I have changed the age limit to over 18, hopefully this will get my app accepted. Otherwise the only recourse is sending an email to request a review (probably from a bot)
This is just a quick post to note what worked for me. I found loads of tutorials online but none of them had the full story.
Essentially I had to change my database password. Here is what I did:
Assuming you have ssh access to your DigitalOcean Ubuntu droplet:
Fictional Database Name: wordpressDB
Fictional WordPress User Name: wpUser
Fictional Password: 12345
Open your wordpress wp-config.php (usually located at /var/www/html) and change the password, and make a note of the database name and user.
nano /var/www/html/wp-config.php
define( 'DB_PASSWORD', '12345' );
Now change the mySql database details:
mysql -u root -p
use wordpressDB;
UPDATE wp_users SET user_pass = MD5('12345') WHERE ID=1 LIMIT 1;
grant all on wordpressDB.* to 'wpUser'@'localhost' identified by '12345';
flush privileges;
exit;
Anyway that’s what worked for me, hope it helps someone at some point (probably me, in the future). Generally WordPress is pretty stable, this is the first time I encountered this problem.
A friend who is a graphic artist contacted me, he has a client who is looking for some complex animation of legal transaction history, to illustrate corrupt dealings I imagine.
Anyway, here is the work I’ve done so far.
Hypothetical scenario: There are some terrible things going on at Google, FaceBook and Monsanto. Not to mention the USA, what are they doing with their finances? Check out the attached video to find out!
Think I am going to get the gig? At this point I am enjoying creating this program enough not to care.
For those who are interested, the data comes from .csv files – transactions and accounts. Also there are different types of transactions, indicated by a different coloured line. Still a lot to do, but I’m quite proud of this one.