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If anyone wants the linux kernel on their wall : https://commits.io/builds/88548595a3c https://commits.io/builds/88548595a3c (or at least a chunk of it) I find
by euphemize 12y ago
If anyone wants the linux kernel on their wall : https://commits.io/builds/88548595a3c https://commits.io/builds/88548595a3c (or at least a chunk of it)
I find this service a bit expensive for something that can be made in 10 minutes with illustrator - maybe if I get fantastic glossy paper, but it doesn't seem to mention much about the paper specs.
- TranquilMarmot 12y agoI'm curious about the paper quality as well- it seems like it would be way cheaper for me to do this myself and get it printed locally.
- lucb1e 12y ago> 10 minutes Basically what it does is grab some files from the repository, removes newlines and prints it. cat $(find -type f | shuf -n 1) | tr -d '\n' | print That didn't take me 10 minutes to come up with, let alone run.
- cec 12y agoSince this is for git repositories you'd probably want to sub that `find -type f' for `git ls-files'.
- quadrature 12y agoThey should really be caching the poster after each render. I've been staring at a loading screen for a while now.
- euphemize 12y agoMy time estimate included opening illustrator, layout out the code and printing it :)
- asyncwords 12y agoAs somebody that rarely uses illustrator or other graphical software, spending $30 or $50 for something neat like turning my code into a poster that I can hang on the wall is easily worth it — despite how little time it might take someone else to fire up illustrator or bang out some script.
- nucleardog 12y agoCostco will print arbitrary images up to 36x24 (their largest size here) for under $10. $40 for running a shell script and sending the file to the printer seems a bit excessive.