https://www.bibsonomy.org/user/panic/=OBibSonomy RSS Feed for /user/panic/=OPublic image of most known CPUs' die. References on the end of the page link to other related resources. All images are licensed for public use. https://sheets.works/data-viz/cpu-diespanic2026-11-08T22:24:54+01:00=O =Reference Hardware Information Photos PublicDomain/Copyleft <span itemprop="description">Public image of most known CPUs&#039; die. References on the end of the page link to other related resources. All images are licensed for public use. </span>An overview of WEB cookie technology and evolution. https://sheets.works/data-viz/how-many-cookiespanic2026-11-08T22:19:13+01:00=O Article(s) History Information Software WEB <span itemprop="description">An overview of WEB cookie technology and evolution. </span>An overview of WEB adds and addblock technologies and evolutionhttps://sheets.works/data-viz/do-you-use-an-ad-blockerpanic2026-11-08T22:12:37+01:00=O =Reference Article(s) History Information WEB <span itemprop="description">An overview of WEB adds and addblock technologies and evolution</span>About the “typing” indicator and how it works in chat sessions on apps (I don't think the historic aspect is correct) but it permits a general and fun overview. I have a strong dislike by how the writing of sheets.works stories style tends to be manipulative https://sheets.works/data-viz/typing-dotspanic2026-11-08T21:44:47+01:00=O Culture Network Software information <span itemprop="description">About the “typing” indicator and how it works in chat sessions on apps (I don&#039;t think the historic aspect is correct) but it permits a general and fun overview. I have a strong dislike by how the writing of sheets.works stories style tends to be manipulative </span>The primary Tortoise visualization made from the recursive Hopf field: two counter-rotating families of fibers, with each interstitial opening carrying a smaller toroidal world. An interactive visualiser setting renders of Fabin Rasheed's Tortoise beside the symbols and myths they resemble: the Sri Yantra on Kurma, the Cosmic Egg, Samudra Manthan, Ezekiel's wheel, the Flower of Life, the thousand-petalled lotus, muqarnas, rose windows, black holes and more. Each pairing shows the parameters that produced it. https://nurecas.com/tortoise_visualiserpanic2026-10-11T16:10:20+02:00=O Geometry Image Tool(s) Topology Visualizer WEB <span itemprop="description">The primary Tortoise visualization made from the recursive Hopf field: two counter-rotating families of fibers, with each interstitial opening carrying a smaller toroidal world. An interactive visualiser setting renders of Fabin Rasheed&#039;s Tortoise beside the symbols and myths they resemble: the Sri Yantra on Kurma, the Cosmic Egg, Samudra Manthan, Ezekiel&#039;s wheel, the Flower of Life, the thousand-petalled lotus, muqarnas, rose windows, black holes and more. Each pairing shows the parameters that produced it. </span>Turn any picture into a single spiral line that never breaks, as Claude Mellan did by hand in 1649.https://www.jeravalue.com/en/spiral-portraitpanic2026-10-06T00:15:50+02:00=O Art Generator Pictures Tool(s) Visualizer WEB <span itemprop="description">Turn any picture into a single spiral line that never breaks, as Claude Mellan did by hand in 1649.</span>Great historic records for the Web and Internet and services in particularly around New York. opened in June 1999 as a page to share customer reviews of small DSL ISPs. The first server ran off a small business SDSL line in NY from an ISP called NorthPoint. It started to be taken offline in 2025 so you may have to regress to 2024 to get older content.https://web.archive.org/web/20250225030945/https://www.dslreports.com/panic2026-10-05T23:47:01+02:00=O Culture History Internet <span itemprop="description">Great historic records for the Web and Internet and services in particularly around New York. opened in June 1999 as a page to share customer reviews of small DSL ISPs. The first server ran off a small business SDSL line in NY from an ISP called NorthPoint. It started to be taken offline in 2025 so you may have to regress to 2024 to get older content.</span>wasmpascal compiles Pascal source to WebAssembly entirely inside your browser, then runs the freshly compiled wasm on the same page. There is no file system, no native binary, and no server-side toolchain: the compiler itself is a WebAssembly module, written in the Odin programming language and compiled to js_wasm32. Type Pascal in the editor above, press Run, and the compiled program executes right there — console output, canvas graphics, or a full game.https://wasmpascal.com/panic2026-08-29T18:25:55+02:00=O Pascal Programming Tool(s) WASM WEB <span itemprop="description">wasmpascal compiles Pascal source to WebAssembly entirely inside your browser, then runs the freshly compiled wasm on the same page. There is no file system, no native binary, and no server-side toolchain: the compiler itself is a WebAssembly module, written in the Odin programming language and compiled to js_wasm32. Type Pascal in the editor above, press Run, and the compiled program executes right there — console output, canvas graphics, or a full game.</span>Bibliography: p. 231-238. Sanderson, Ivan Terence. Invisible residents; a disquisition upon certain matters maritimehttps://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ad/Rodgers_-_Unidentified_Flying_Objects.pdfpanic2026-08-25T03:41:58+02:00=O =Reference Information UFO <span itemprop="description">Bibliography: p. 231-238. Sanderson, Ivan Terence. Invisible residents; a disquisition upon certain matters maritime</span>This generator uses ten carrier frequencies, while we only have two ears. As a result, carriers will create amplitude-modulated beating patterns within each ear canal. That is not necessarily a drawback: it can make the overall pulsing more present, and may help the brain lock onto the perceived beat more easily. https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/binauralBrainwaveGenerator.phppanic2026-08-23T10:40:05+02:00=O Audio Hypnosis Tool(s) WEB <span itemprop="description">This generator uses ten carrier frequencies, while we only have two ears. As a result, carriers will create amplitude-modulated beating patterns within each ear canal. That is not necessarily a drawback: it can make the overall pulsing more present, and may help the brain lock onto the perceived beat more easily. </span>AI Developer Cloud. Experiment, train, fine-tune, deploy, scale on one platformhttps://www.runpod.io/panic2026-08-23T02:55:33+02:00=O AI Comercial Server WEB3.0 <span itemprop="description">AI Developer Cloud. Experiment, train, fine-tune, deploy, scale on one platform</span>one of those works that one should keep for the they we need to rebuild civilization...https://archive.org/details/Blacksmiths_Manual_Illustratedpanic2026-08-15T00:46:43+02:00=O =Reference Book(s) Information Metal <span itemprop="description">one of those works that one should keep for the they we need to rebuild civilization...</span>An examination of how US plutocracy an failed legal state (even if not recognized in the article) is reflected into corporative actions and venture capital movement as a reflection of the illusion that cheap fiat currency promoted...https://pubsonline.informs.org/doi/full/10.1287/orsc.2024.19981panic2026-08-10T21:35:52+02:00=O Article(s) Economics Information US <span itemprop="description">An examination of how US plutocracy an failed legal state (even if not recognized in the article) is reflected into corporative actions and venture capital movement as a reflection of the illusion that cheap fiat currency promoted...</span>The process of salvaging from loss a collection of 13,000 manuals that now lives on the Internet Archive.https://ascii.textfiles.com/panic2026-07-12T20:50:21+02:00=O Article(s) Book(s) Culture Information <span itemprop="description">The process of salvaging from loss a collection of 13,000 manuals that now lives on the Internet Archive.</span>Couldn't find the exact boingboing post that made me notice the image (google search is broken on site and the what links here)https://media.boingboing.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/5p68ukzkwdpy-8.gifpanic2026-07-06T15:23:47+02:002017 =O Culture History Image <span itemprop="description">Couldn&#039;t find the exact boingboing post that made me notice the image (google search is broken on site and the what links here)</span>Bias or Conformity it is all in the narrative, even Spinning but that is more about marking. There is a also a tin line between propaganda but its very interesting to see history being reframed and recontextualized... One just must keep an eye on the intentionals...https://spectrum.ieee.org/us-engineered-sovereigntypanic2026-07-01T11:33:32+02:00=O Article(s) Culture History Propaganda <span itemprop="description">Bias or Conformity it is all in the narrative, even Spinning but that is more about marking. There is a also a tin line between propaganda but its very interesting to see history being reframed and recontextualized... One just must keep an eye on the intentionals...</span>You have between 30 seconds and 24 hours to save whatever you just ruined. This is your stain removal field guide.https://sheets.works/data-viz/stain-indexpanic2026-06-24T12:07:08+02:00=O =Reference Information <span itemprop="description">You have between 30 seconds and 24 hours to save whatever you just ruined. This is your stain removal field guide.</span>Learn where every country is, a few minutes at a time. A country appears highlighted on the map. You name it. If you get it right, the app schedules it further out. If you get it wrong, it comes back sooner. This is spaced repetition: the idea that the best time to review something is right before you'd forget it. Instead of cramming, you learn a few countries at a time and revisit them at increasing intervals. https://whereabouts.earth/panic2026-06-21T05:37:09+02:00=O Culture GeoLocation Tool(s) WEB <span itemprop="description">Learn where every country is, a few minutes at a time. A country appears highlighted on the map. You name it. If you get it right, the app schedules it further out. If you get it wrong, it comes back sooner. This is spaced repetition: the idea that the best time to review something is right before you&#039;d forget it. Instead of cramming, you learn a few countries at a time and revisit them at increasing intervals. </span>From Freaking RAND Corporation by Alan Olson, Gilbert Hansen, Ranan B. Banerji 1964https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:yz379pw9306/yz379pw9306.pdfpanic2026-06-20T17:29:55+02:00=O Book(s) DataMining DataStructures Information Programming <span itemprop="description">From Freaking RAND Corporation by Alan Olson, Gilbert Hansen, Ranan B. Banerji 1964</span>About the meaning of intelligence more than the concept. Intelligence is the contextual optimum transformation of data into pertinent information...https://lisafitzgerald.weebly.com/uploads/1/2/0/7/12076805/asimov.pdfpanic2026-06-14T19:43:13+02:00=O Article(s) Culture History Information <span itemprop="description">About the meaning of intelligence more than the concept. Intelligence is the contextual optimum transformation of data into pertinent information...</span>