A script created with the intention of helping people new to hacking who are not yet able to create their own defaces

Obs: esse script foi criado com a intenção de ajudar pessoas iniciantes no hacking que ainda não conseguem criar suas próprias defaces 📥instalação 💻Debian e 📱Termux: git clone https://github.com/LordShinigami/DefaceGenerator cd DefaceGenerator pip install -r requirements.txt python3 d_generator.py 🥲 ajuda o pai se for possível GitHub View Github    

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Makes google’s political ad database actually useful

This is a series of scripts that takes Google’s political ad transparency data and makes the ad content searchable as, ironically, the world’s most powerful search company does not make their ad data searchable. It can also takes the ad targeting information and map it to electorates, but this only works for postcodes at the moment so isn’t in the main group of scripts yet. It is aimed at Australian content, but most of the scripts could be applied to […]

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Give suggestions, fork, and do much more to help us enhance the abilities of Insane Weather Bot

Insane Weather Bot is here! Give suggestions, fork, and do much more to help us enhance the abilities of Insane Weather Bot. Weather Bot is a bot that can give the weather of almost any decently sized city in the world.It can display the current temperature, the minimum temp for the day, the maximum temp for the day, what it feels like, and the humiditity of the location. Command Prefix: “w.”Command: “w.[location][location] = your location E.g. w.austinThe bot will show […]

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A joke conlang with minimal semantics

Reserved Defined Words Word Function fo Terminates an adjective block tu Converts an adjective block or sentence to a noun to Terminates ‘tu’ Word Classes for Undefined Words Word Class Description Noun A thing Verb An action, state, or occurrence Adjective A descriptor of a noun or verb Modifier A word modifying an adjective Converter Converts a noun to an adjective that conveys a relationship to the noun List of Syntactic Constructions Adjective Phrase An adjective phrase conveys a single […]

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You get what you measure: New NLU benchmarks for few-shot learning and robustness evaluation

Recent progress in natural language understanding (NLU) has been driven in part by the availability of large-scale benchmarks that provide an environment for researchers to test and measure the performance of AI models. Most of these benchmarks are designed for academic settings–typically datasets that feature independent and identically distributed (IID) training, validation, and testing sections drawn from data that have been collected or annotated by crowdsourcing. However, increasing evidence shows that AI models that achieve human-level performance on academic benchmarks […]

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Prettify Your Data Structures With Pretty Print in Python

The Python pprint module is helpful in many situations. It comes in handy when making API requests, dealing with JSON files, or handling complicated and nested data. You’ll probably find that using the normal print() function isn’t adequate to efficiently explore your data and debug your application. When you use print() with dictionaries and lists, the output doesn’t contain any newlines. Before you start exploring pprint, you’ll first use urllib to make a request to get some data. You’ll make […]

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A prototype COG-based tile server for sparse Mars datasets

Mars Tiler is a prototype web application that serves tiles from cloud-optimized GeoTIFFs, with an emphasis on supporting planetary datasets. Many features are hard-coded for Mars data and global projections, but the core of this work should be applicable to other planetary projections (e.g., Mars polar data, the Moon, Ceres, etc.). Dynamic tiling This applicaion is part of a new generation of “dynamic tilers”, which generates and slices mosaics on the fly from input datasets. All it needs to function […]

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TLD records archive. Revisiting the original TLDR project by mandatoryprogrammer, on the hunt for more root nameserver changes

A(nother) continuously updated historical TLD records archive. This repository is updated approximately every three hours with the results from DNS zone transfer attempts against the root nameservers and all existing TLD servers. This is done to keep record of zone files for various TLDs and to monitor how these zones change over time. The current list of zones is available here. You can watch that file for changes in case another .kp DNS leak occurs (or similar). Zone Transfers for […]

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