I should ping ip's in different order so it appears random. That way nobody will get excessive load on their 1MHz servers Right now I ping it in this order:
I checked their policy. They dont actively look for abnormal network behaviour, but if it disturbs the experience of other users they will contact the user that causes it. Pinging several thousand devices every minute should not be a huge load on the servers. It's not like I am attacking a single server with a distributed attack.
The ipv4 version of the internet counts 2^32 individual addresses. I decided to ping all of them, wait for a response and if I get one: log that to a file.
I wrote a script that does this for me. If I run 256 instances of this script simultaneously I can ping the whole internet in about 10 days. Just some logfiles are not super interesting to watch, but once you convert them into an image it becomes a lot more interesting. This is a test image I generated using the data from the 83.xx.xx.xx range. Each pixel represents a block of 256 ip addresses. The color is determined by how many devices responded in the block.
Pinged all addresses in the 83.xx.xx.xx range: It takes about 1 hour to generate a picture like this. I will release the source once it's done
Proof of concept using an arduino. It reads the signals coming from the dial and makes LED's in a light ring light up to indicate which number you dialed.
We still have 1.8 and nobody can take that away from us. Server and client software can work independently from the mojang servers if offline mode is turned on (basically bypasses account verification)
They bought mojang for $2.5 billion Mojang sold 16,704,375 copies of minecraft as of right now. At $27 per copy that sums up to $450 million. How is M$ expecting to get their investment back? I mean: it's not like minecraft will be around forever (or will it?) M$ probably has big plans with mojang, otherwise they would not have invested that much money in it.
It has a lot more memory compared to the 2600, but it does not have video output or a decent keyboard/input method yet. I might wire up a CIA for serial communication.
Yep this vid is epic [ Invalid YouTube link ] Good thing I don't live in the states. I am going to check what the cable companies here in the Netherlands are up to though.
CBS6000 stands for Cartridge Based System 6000 (KB) Name is subject to change. I have been working on this computer for a couple of days now. Today I added the I/O board with a seven segment display on it. It is driven by a latch, so I could even put letters on it. Specs:
Cpu: MOS6510 @1MHz (base 2MHz divided /2)
Ram: 128KB
Rom: 8KB
I/O: UART, FSK modem (also for loading from casette tape), printer port, 6 digit led display
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Mojang sold 16,704,375 copies of minecraft as of right now. At $27 per copy that sums up to $450 million. How is M$ expecting to get their investment back? I mean: it's not like minecraft will be around forever (or will it?) M$ probably has big plans with mojang, otherwise they would not have invested that much money in it.