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The US copyright office decided there is no copyright protection for AI-generated images. Sources: ********* Actual decision by the US Copyright review Board https://www.copyright.gov/rulings-filings/review-board/docs/a-recent-entrance-to-paradise.pdf First copyright act https://www.britannica.com/topic/Copyright-Act-of-1790 Supreme Court decision 1884: https://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-supreme-court/111/53.html If you think I deserve a coffee for my efforts: https://ko-fi.com/greggink https://paypal.me/greggink

Link to previous video https://rumble.com/vuczix-how-to-run-a-program-from-within-a-program-in-c-and-linux.html Gitlab link to code https://gitlab.com/greggink/youtube_episode_pipes 00:00 Intro 00:08 Recap previous video 05:10 Explaining pipes 10:10 Exploring IDE 20:50 Running the IDE 25:40 Outro If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

The apache configuration file is available at : https://gitlab.com/greggink/youtube_episode_register_domain My previous video on CGI file upload: https://rumble.com/vud3fu-webprogramming-cgi-in-c-creating-a-file-upload-page.html If you think I deserve a coffee for my efforts: https://ko-fi.com/greggink or https://paypal.me/greggink Timestamps Intro (00:00) Registering the domain (01:02) Setting up DNS (05:53) Setting up HTTP (12:20) Certificate Signing Request (CSR) (15:57) Setting up HTTPS (22:09) Outro (24:43)

Find the code on https://gitlab.com/greggink/youtube_episode_ducx_512_subs My previous video about tc.h: https://rumble.com/vucz6i-take-control-of-the-terminal-using-c-colours-move-cursor-clear-screen-and-m.html Previous duCx video: https://rumble.com/vud148-256-subscriber-on-youtube-special-and-the-birth-of-the-ducx-programming-lan.html Preview (00:00) Intro (00:23) Implementing bytecode (04:59) Implementing while loop (16:04) Parsing mathematical expressions (24:52) duCx is Turing complete (43:00) Speed test (46:17) Outro (52:21) If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

Original webprogramming video: https://rumble.com/vucysc-web-programming-cgi-in-c.html Hashing video: https://rumble.com/vud203-what-is-hashing-how-to-encrypt-all-your-secrets-using-c-.html Gitlab link for this project: https://gitlab.com/greggink/youtube_episode_cgi_file_upload If you think I deserve a coffee for my efforts: ko-fi.com/greggink Contents: 00:00 Intro 00:52 Recap Post and Get methods 06:41 upload.c, first version 11:24 upload.c, second version 14:13 Parsing HTTP headers 22:06 upload.c, third version 32:09 Password File Generation 34:23 Outro

The code for the episode can be found at: https://gitlab.com/greggink/youtube_episode_hashing/ My free e-book about bitcoin: http://greggink.com/bitcoin My previous video explaining logic gates and other low level stuff: https://rumble.com/vucymi-what-do-computers-do-and-what-are-integers-and-floating-point.html Casey Muratori's Meow Hash: https://mollyrocket.com/meowhash If you enjoyed this video, you can buy me a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/greggink Intro (00:00) What is a hash? (00:53) Properties of a hash (03:22) Briefly mention bitcoin (08:49) Storing passwords (09:40) Checksums (14:50) MD5 hack (15:49) Non-cryptographic hashes (17:07) One-time pad (18:05) My encryption algorithm (20:05) Demonstration with code (21:32) Outro (31:45) If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

As per viewer request, I make my own version of strtok and explains to basics of C required to understand the function. Intro (00:00) Normal strtok() (00:18) Variables & Pointers (02:20) Arrays (10:02) Strings (13:48) Static Variables (17:33) My strtok 1 (19:06) My strtok 2 (23:31) Outro (34:41) Code is available on https://gitlab.com/greggink/youtube_episode_pointers_arrays_strtok If you think I deserve a coffee for my efforts https://ko-fi.com/greggink

Find the code on https://gitlab.com/greggink/youtube_episode_ducx_256_subs My previous video about tc.h: https://rumble.com/vucz6i-take-control-of-the-terminal-using-c-colours-move-cursor-clear-screen-and-m.html Intro (00:00) Celebrating 256 subscribers (00:03) Creating a new language (00:51) General design discussion (02:12) duCx: boilerplate code (08:09) duCx: run Hello World (13:26) duCx: escaping quotes in strings (29:51) duCx: Implementing integers (36:08) Outro (51:04) If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

How to run a program from within a program 00:00 Intro 00:03 Doing it the easy way with system() 08:18 Doing it the right way with exec* 14:37 Using fork() 16:43 Outro If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

Apologies for the black border on the left. I have a new monitor and I am not used yet to the new setup. Link for the code on gitlab: https://gitlab.com/greggink/youtube_episode_terminal_control_2 00:00 Intro 00:20 Naive implementation 03:38 New & Improved tc.h 08:19 Demonstrating new tc.h 14:07 Showing off codeviewer command 16:52 Outro If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

CuriousMarc's video to see an IBM 1401 in action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFQ3sajIdaM Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:05 History of ASCII and Unicode 11:15 How does UTF-8 work? 12:26 Code to print Emojis in Linux GUI terminal code available at https://gitlab.com/greggink If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

This will walk you step by step through the code to load a webpage in C. Code available on gitlab https://gitlab.com/greggink If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

Find the file tc.h on gitlab: https://gitlab.com/greggink 00:00 Intro (also Why?) 01:42 Hello World program 02:08 Colours 04:37 Clear Screen 05:24 Move Cursor 06:18 Background Colours 07:28 Output to other terminal 12:43 Size of the Terminal 14:42 Resizing 17:31 Alternate Screen 19:09 Turning off Echo 21:33 Outro If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:50 Periodic Table 09:02Transistors Logic Gates 14:25 AND 17:13 OR 19:14 NOT 21:03 XOR 25:19 NAND gates and Turing Completeness 34:57 Half Adder 38:39 Adder 44:00 Subtraction and Two's Complement Method 52:00 ALU 56:14 FPU 01:05:42 Demonstration floating point numbers are approximate 01:08:33 Noting the speed of operations 01:10:08 In Conclusion Minecraft NAND gate video https://youtube.com/watch?v=QehrR-1h-F8 Minecraft 8-BIT computer https://youtube.com/watch?v=nMeXK0j-4MQ IT hare, list of instruction speeds http://ithare.com/infographics-operation-costs-in-cpu-clock-cycles/ If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

Code available on Gitlab: https://gitlab.com/greggink/youtube_episode_cgi Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:08 Why web programming in C? 05:59 About Apache2 06:32 Protocol Layer Cake 08:37 HTTP header 10:48 Relocation header 13:10 Query String 18:05 Post Method 21:27 Cookies 24:41 Finishing up If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

Let's take a closer look at the separate stages of the compilation process for the C programming language. If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

Mastering Recursion 00:00 Intro 00:14 Levels of proficiency in programmers 04:45 Some words about recursion 07:29 Factorials: 2 definitions 09:13 Factorials: writing the code 11:50 Sierpinski triangle: writing the code 20:30 Binary Search: explaining 23:41 Binary Search: writing the code 31: 52 Finishing up All the code is available on https://gitlab.com/greggink If you believe I deserve a free coffee for my efforts, you can buy me one here: https://ko-fi.com/greggink

I do create a simple linux command step by step.