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For software that process untrusted data and have an option to use hardware acceleration, does enabling hardware acceleration increase the attack surface of the software? Examples of situations where typical software process untrusted data… Continue reading Does enabling hardware acceleration increase the attack surface of software?
In a program I am creating, I have a class which in its constructor creates and binds a vao, a vbo and then sets the vertex attributes. Objects of that class have a std::vector of vertices, that can be cleared or added to (no opengl calls)… Continue reading Multiple VAO’s and VBO’s [closed]
How difficult is OpenGL? How difficult can it be if you can build a basic renderer in 500 lines of code? That’s what [Dmitry] did as part of a series …read more Continue reading OpenGL in 500 Lines (Sort Of…)
As the browser becomes more like an operating system, we are seeing more deep features being built into them. For example, you can now do a form of assembly language …read more Continue reading WebGPU… Better than WebGL?
You may (or may not) have heard that Firefox is moving from GLX to EGL for the Linux graphics stack. It’s an indicator of which way the tides are moving …read more Continue reading Firefox Brings the Fire: Shifting from GLX to EGL
If you’ve looked into GPU-accelerated machine learning projects, you’re certainly familiar with NVIDIA’s CUDA architecture. It also follows that you’ve checked the prices online, and know how expensive it can …read more Continue reading OpenGL Machine Learning runs on Low-End Hardware
I have been implementing server-sent shaders using OpenGL for a game (GLSL version 1.20.8).
Executing server-sent shaders on the client obviously is remote code execution, which tends to be a bad thing. But shaders are fairly constrained … Continue reading Securing server-sent shaders
Ever wanted to make some seriously trippy retro graphics to go along with your lo-fi hip hop beats? Now you can, with [teafella]’s aptly named Hypno Video Synthesizer, a Raspberry Pi-based video synthesizer that digitally emulates and extends analog video workflows through colorization, shape generation, and feedback, patching the modifications …read more
Back in February at the Hacker Hotel camp in the Netherlands, among the many pieces of work around the venue was a rather attractive LED cube. Very pretty, but LED cubes have been done many times before.
If a casual attendee had taken the time to ask though, they might …read more