STLLUG Meetings

STLLUG - May 18, 2023

Design an image for a blog post about GitHub’s CodeSpace. The background should transition from a deep blue at the top to a light blue at the bottom, symbolizing the cloud and the possibilities of development environments. At the center, design a sleek, modern cloud icon, subtly integrated with a Docker icon. Also, incorporate an image of an open laptop or computer screen, showing terminal windows and code snippets. Place a GitHub Octocat logo at the top-left or top-right corner of the image, a subtly placed Linux Tux logo around the laptop screen, and a recognizable browser icon like Chrome or Firefox near the laptop, all within trademark guidelines. For finishing touches, add a slight tech-themed, circuit board pattern to the background and sprinkle in icons representing development, such as a wrench, gears, or code brackets. The overall image should convey innovation, ease-of-use, and excitement about accessing powerful development tools directly from the cloud.

GitHub CodeSpace

By: Robert Citek

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STLLUG - April 20, 2023

Create a detailed image that captures the concept of the presentation on 'Stack Overflows in Linux: Tools, Methods, & Vulnerabilities'. The central visual should include a layered stack representing a computer stack, labeled '32-bit' in light colors at the bottom and '64-bit' in dark colors at the top, with cracks and fissures running through both stacks symbolizing vulnerabilities. Surround the central visual with icons of popular security tools like GDB and Objdump, symbols representing compiler switches and stack canaries, a shadowy figure manipulating code snippets around return-oriented programming, and floating hexadecimal code. The Linux penguin mascot should be prominent but stylized to avoid copyright infringement. For color scheme, use dark blues and grays for a serious tone with bright yellow and red accents highlighting areas of vulnerability and tools. The background may include subtle elements like code snippets and binary numbers for a sense of depth and complexity. This image aims to engage viewers and provide an immediate understanding of the topic.

Stack Overflows in Linux: Tools, Methods, & Vulnerabilities

By: Bryce Meyer

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STLLUG - March 16, 2023

Generate an artistic representation of the power and versatility of Linux commands. The background is a gradient transitioning from deep space black at the edges to vibrant luminescent blue at the center, symbolizing the vast open-source universe with a focal point of discovery. In the foreground, a semi-transparent terminal window with bright green text displaying example Linux commands floats at the center. Surrounding this terminal window, display recognizable symbols associated with Linux, Bash, SSH, and Git. Soft, glowing lines and snippets of code snippets drift around the terminal, representing dynamic idea sharing. The background also features subtle aurora-like wave patterns and light circuit board patterns to signify enlightenment and a tech-savvy atmosphere.

Favorite Linux Commands

By: Roundtable Discussion

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STLLUG - February 16, 2023

Create an image with a gradient background that transitions from a vibrant shade of red, symbolizing contrast, to a bright yellow, symbolizing creativity and ideas. In the center, depict a contrasting scene split into two; one side with sharp, high-contrast colors and bold lines, the other with soft, blended hues. Add repetitive motifs or patterns across the image, possibly arranged in grids or orderly sequences for alignment. Ensure some elements overlap, breaking the conventional rules. Showcase proximity by clustering elements in one section, with others spaced apart. Along the border or corners, incorporate small, subtly blended logos of design technologies such as a vector design icon, collaborative design process icon, open-source design tool icon, and image editing icon. Add abstract design aids like dashed lines, arrows, waves, and curves, leading the viewer's eye through the image. In the background, lightly sprinkle creativity symbols like stars or light bulbs.

Design Like CRAP!

By: Scott Granneman

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STLLUG - January 19, 2023

Design an image to be used for a blog post with a cybersecurity theme. The main visual component is a dark, abstract tech-themed background meant to evoke a sense of mystery and security. Incorporate the PowerShell logo prominently at the top or center, and represent the Empire with an abstract icon, such as a stealthy figure or a hacker silhouette. On one side, subtly integrate an icon representing a GUI or dashboard, signifying Starkiller. At the top left corner, include the Kali Linux dragon logo, subtly blended into the design. Along the bottom, integrate abstract representations of operating system logos, such as Windows, macOS, and Linux, to highlight cross-platform compatibility. The image should also feature circuit-like designs or lines, shadows and gradient effects for added depth and a high-tech feel.

Powershell Empire Security Tool

By: Gregory Petty

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STLLUG - December 22, 2022

At the center of the image, visualise an abstract digital brain with glowing neural network lines radiating outward in vibrant colors like blues and neon greens, symbolising ChatGPT and artificial intelligence. Orbiting this brain, arrange smaller icons evenly, depicting a modern smartphone with a glowing screen, a circuit-studded microchip, a minimalistic palette with artistic swirls conveying DALL-E image generation, a cloud-like diffusion graphic signifying Stable Diffusion, and a globe with interconnected lines representing the Internet. Set all of this against a dark blue background, subtly speckled with white and light gray digital patterns or circuit designs. Distribute small logos of related technologies such as OpenAI and Intel, blending seamlessly into the digital mesh. Strive for an engaging, sleek and modern look synonymous with technological advancement, effectively encompassing the subject of the blog post presentation.

ChatGPT & AI

By: Scott Granneman

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