The Life of a Demoniac

You can look at all of this, but it's not finished; I'm just throwing stuff up here when I can. It sort of  shows what I've been up to. I'm up to my eyeballs in demons and work, and I'm not making daily blogging the priority it used to be. What is priority is turning the game demons call "hiding right in front of their faces" into a nightmare by and through image filters that process digital video in a way that allows anyone to see invisible or hard-to-see demons. That, by the way, is coming along terrifically. For the past three days, three different procedures were established for finding three different kinds of hidden demons and related activity: those possessing a person, sucker demons on a person's face, and demonic weapons or mutations obscured by a moving (blurry) human counterpart.  The first two scripts are so similar, that all I had to do what split one in half to make a filter for the other; the third, however, is a miracle, in that it

Note from September 3rd, 2015 This post contains screenshots of my work from awhile back, as I determine what image-processing techniques work best for digital media showing demonic activity. The headline intimates that this work will lead to a preventative cure for blindness, which demons—and demons alone—cause by detecting them in their attempt using the same CCD image sensor found in digital cameras. I meant to say more when I originally wrote this post (like in so many of my posts); but, I got caught up in the success of my work, and eloquent prose took a back seat to finding ways to help people keep their eyesight. That, and what I would have said then, I've pretty much said by now. Separating the demon from the man CHANNEL MIX | Red: -70; Green:  +200; Blue: -30 (Photoshop) The original... CHANNEL MIX | Red: -70; Green: +200; Blue: -30 (Gimp) More separating the demon from the man (Another note from September 3rd, 2015) As often happens, while looking

This post is part of a weekly series of Bible study notes entered in the Bible app on my iPhone. Past posts include: BIBLE | The Study Notes of a Demoniac [Isaiah 30:18] BIBLE | The Study Notes of a Demoniac [Proverbs 17:4] BIBLE | The Study Notes of a Demoniac [Proverbs 17:5] Sometimes, they're good; other times, incomplete. Nevertheless, they balance the picture falsely portrayed here, specifically, one the opposite of my distaste for evil, as well as the demons and people who perpetrate it. NOTE | Occasionally, I've posted Bible-related posts to this blog that are far more thorough than the notes. A good example is  BIBLE | Fighting the Good Fight: How a demoniac fights like a Christian . I don't know how it could come across to anyone that I like demons; yet, in spite of the fact that I'm clearly hard at work at developing ways for anyone and everyone, anywhere and anytime to detect cloaked demonic entities and their weaponry, I get the occasional, "Y