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for her I flagellate, sometimes though less
than I rejoice, bathed in warm light.
Poem: Goddess
Poem: Violation
Booming red sky in my ears donging a dinner bell,
in hell the wolves pant breathless, beer batter brown
sharp and dripping with blood, and the pain when they bite
explodes like the sun at dawn of the breaking day,
in the end it’s your fault, you classless idiot.
If only, I had I a fork to plunge I would,
sepsis be damned is my sentiment scratching
the record losses catalog, mumbling a masochist
broken glass throttle, covered in Tabasco
salty with fire and shame for what you did.
She said she didn’t feel safe in your hearth
because you are a paper ball, kicked flat
and stinking because of the pain you visited
on us all, for now standing villainous
over yourself straining and weeping in the dirt.
Pain is a parable tornado, each lesson is
as well as never won’t be, for naught is to do
but suffer here altogether in a poison pit,
regret sizzling and sealing our flaps together
until you suffocate, peacefully dead alone.
Poem: Violation
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AI makes music now, but what can’t it do?
AI makes music now — but what can’t it do? Two weeks ago we talked about how indie artists can use AI (Artifical Intelligence) to help them make original music. It seems certain that some music composers will have a harder time finding work once AI takes some of the paying jobs. Therefore, it makes plenty of sense to t...
1) AI still can’t arrange its songs
After Sony proudly declared their “system that learns music styles from a huge database of songs” had created two original tracks, they were quick to point out that “French composer Benoît Carré arranged the songs.”
Anyone who’s composed their own music knows that the arrangement is crucial to a song. It is the musical equivalent of an author revising the first draft of a novel.
Wiki gives the definition of musical arrangement as, “a musical reconceptualization of a previously composed work. It may differ from the original work by means of reharmonization, melodic paraphrasing, orchestration, or development of the formal structure.”
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This isn’t surprising, given that many other music brains have already blown the cover off of how technology continues to make music bland, but when the definition of ‘musical arrangement’ also includes the important note, “Arranging is the art of giving an existing melody musical variety,” it’s hard not to infer that ...
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The very first track, “Daddy’s Car,” has 2.1m views on YouTube where Sony published it and just 15k ‘likes.’ At the company’s official SoundCloud page, listed above, the combined listens of both new songs still barely gets over 100,000.
Considering the historic importance of these pieces of music, that’s pathetic.
What’s more, since 2016 the Sony Labs team has published their entire album of AI-created music, appropriately titled, “Hello World.” The whole thing is freely available for listening here. While approximately 13,000 people have visited that YT page, the total number of listens of just the very first track on the album...
No matter your stance on the AI situation, that’s a little sad.
So don’t hang up your musician’s hat yet, indie composers! Your real competition isn’t coming from a motherboard anytime soon. (In fact, you can probably use it for yourself until it does).
-S. McCauley
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Rooting The NVG510 from the WebUI
New Application/Method
Someone by the moniker of Blend3r contacted me with a new method of rooting both the NVG510 and NVG589 modems. It does require downgrading the firmware, but it looks easy enough to execute. He provides a Java app, or a write up on how to do it manually. I did a cursory check through the Java code while writing this, bu...
Anyway, his website is
Do not contact me about problems with his tool/method unless you think it's a virus or something like that (so I can unlink it). I looked through it and it makes sense to me, but I by no means support any of these. Don't ask me for help on how to do it, etc etc.
Sometime ago, my app got pulled from Google Play. That really bummed me out, then AT&T published a new firmware update fixing all of my known exploits. And well, I just haven't had the motivation to try to find another. I'll leave everything up for reference, and if you downgrade your firmware, maybe it'll work... but ...
I have no intentions of picking back up on rooting the NVG510 and NVG589.
One-click Android Application
The fix to common problems with the NVG510 and NVG589 is now available as a push-button $3 Android app called NVG510 Fixer. You can see more information at this blog post. If you don't think it's worth it though, (or want to do crazy technical things), just stick with the free instructions on this page
Updated for new firmware! :)
This guide has been tested to work with the following hardware and firmware:
• NVG510 9.0.6h2d30
• NVG510 9.0.6h2d21
• NVG510 9.0.6h048
• NVG589 (unknown)
It's very possible that other Netopia OS based modems are affected as well. There is a Netopia modem used in Switzerland that probably can be rooted with this.
How to root the modem
WARNING: This is information on how to root your modem. Rooting is to take full control, like rooting your Android phone. It can possibly brick your modem if not used responsibly. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
Enabling a telnet backdoor and reaching root shell
1. View the modem's update page, which should be at
2. Login if you haven't already.
3. Now you'll want to view the HTML source of the page.
4. Search for the term "nonce" in the HTML source. You should see something like this:
input type="hidden" name="nonce" value="815a0aaa0000176012db85d7d7cac9b31e749a44b6551d02"
5. Hang on to that piece of text and now load my control2 page page.
6. Take the "value" of the nonce and put it into the text field labeled nonce on the page. 815a0aaa0000176012db85d7d7cac9b31e749a44b6551d02 would be what you put into it for this example.
7. Load the page up and push Save.
8. At this point, you might see different things, depending on your browser. You might get a message that the page couldn't be displayed, or you might see some text. If you see the text, make sure that it says "backdoor telnet enabled" or some such. You might also just see the normal Web Update interface with a "inva...
9. Now, you will need to reboot your modem. You can do this by doing to
10. Now you should be able to login to the modem with telnet on port 28. The username is admin and the password is your modem's "access code" that should be written on it.
11. Finally, you should see the shell.
To clarify, your telnet session should look like this:
[earlz@EarlzZeta ~]$ telnet 28
Connected to
Escape character is '^]'.
login: admin
Terminal shell v1.0