QR Code Generator with V-Card

SecQR - Private vCard Generator

vCard QR Architect

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Set Up Dos Games on websites or App

Yes, it is absolutely possible to host old DOS games for web play or app play using emulation. Here are a few ways to achieve it: For Web Play 1. DOSBox & JS-DOS (JavaScript-based DOSBox) DOSBox is an open-source emulator that runs DOS programs. JS-DOS is a JavaScript port of DOSBox that allows DOS games to run in a web browser. Example: https://js-dos.com/ provides an easy way to run DOS games in a browser. 2. Em-DOSBox A WebAssembly (WASM) version of DOSBox, optimized for modern web browsers. Example: Archive.org hosts thousands of playable DOS games using Em-DOSBox. 3. WebAssembly & Emulation Convert DOSBox into a WASM module for better performance in the browser. For App Play (Mobile & Desktop) 1. Integrating DOSBox into an App DOSBox can be packaged inside an Android or iOS app using SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer). Examples: DosBox Turbo (Android) Magic DosBox (Android) iDOS 2 (iOS) 2. RetroArch with DOSBox Core RetroArch has a DOSBox core that allows running DOS games...
Read more

Good affordable system for AI modeling

A good affordable system for AI modeling depends on what type of modeling you plan to do (e.g., image generation, NLP, training small models, inference only, etc.). Here’s a setup guide based on performance vs budget balance, especially for local use on Windows/Linux. --- Recommended Affordable AI System (2025) 1. CPU AMD Ryzen 7 5800X or Intel i7-12700F Good multi-thread performance for data preprocessing and multitasking. Avoid ultra-budget CPUs if you’re doing any heavy parallel task. 2. GPU (Most Important for AI) NVIDIA RTX 4070 (12GB VRAM) – Best value per watt/dollar in 2025. Alternative budget: RTX 3060 (12GB) – minimum for Stable Diffusion, LLMs with quantization. Used RTX 3090 (24GB) – great for large models if you can find it under $700. Avoid GTX cards – no Tensor cores. 3. RAM 32 GB DDR4 or DDR5 (DDR5 is faster but pricier) For larger datasets or multitasking, especially with Jupyter, Docker, etc. 4. Storage 1TB NVMe SSD (Gen 3 or 4) for OS and datasets. Optional: Add a 2T...
Read more

SLA 3D Print

SLA (Stereolithography) printing primarily uses photopolymer resin as the material for creating 3D prints. Here's a detailed look at what is used for SLA printing: ### Materials Used: 1. **Photopolymer Resin**:    - **Composition**: Similar to DLP printing, SLA resins are composed of photoinitiators, oligomers, and monomers. These components react when exposed to a specific wavelength of UV light, causing the resin to harden.    - **Types**: There are various types of SLA resins, each designed for different applications:      - **Standard Resins**: Used for general-purpose printing and prototyping.      - **Tough Resins**: Designed for durability and impact resistance.      - **Flexible Resins**: Provide flexibility and elasticity for parts that need to bend or compress.      - **High-Temperature Resins**: Suitable for applications that require high heat resistance.      - **Castable Resins**:...
Read more