The Life of a Demoniac

A man who knows he's being murdered by slow torture seeks to stare his killers in the face before Death overtakes him. Having read this blog, and having seen potential in the video filters now being developed for finding even invisible Death Himself, he wrote this to me yesterday: A man who has yet to see who and what is killing him seeks to stare Death in the face What is exactly is this man's real problem, you ask? Read Torture by sucker demon ; then, read my response: I'll be glad to help you, Timothy; however, the quickest way to get you what you need is to simply port what I have to your camera equipment, which I've essentially done the bulk of already by and through my current choice of technologies for my own camera equipment.   Do you have an iPhone? If so, I'm already able to distribute an app to you that will do what you want it to do— that is to say, to find the source of your problem, even when it doesn't want to be found.   Oh, and co...

It was not the successful hurdling of mind-bending mathematics or the implementation of highly complex image-processing formulae that marked the first major milestone in the crusade to make visible what is otherwise invisible, even though anyone would say it's painful to even glance at the work it takes to decloak demons in digital media, let alone make it happen; rather, it was establishing a platform to distribute it population-wide. In fact, that's the only thing that matters with regards to this initiative. Demons are everyone's problem, and there are a lot of them. To achieve some measure of parity and level of protection, everyone will have to contribute something to that end; and, only a well-equipped people will be successful. Hence, the image filters made available on the iPhone (whereas, so far, they have been developed on and packaged for the desktop only), which has been a long, long time in the coming: Two sample Xcode projects from Apple enable ...