starburst

There was a person who captured a Logitech Starburst V2 packet capture from one of their management machines.

The starburst and light ribbon effects later in the video are similarly brilliant examples of pre-CG CG.

However, as my eyes healed, vision degraded a bit and the halo and starburst distortions came back.

There were long trails and a sort of slow-forming starburst that persisted for a minute or so.

Like they have a starburst clone recipe that honestly most sites wouldn’t bother with because it’s unbelievably labor intensive.

The series covers what I have learned deploying and tuning Starburst Enterprise in production, cross-referenced against official Starburst documentation (SEP 477-e LTS, November 2025) and the Presto/Trino Training Series.

Any idea what this starburst over the USC campus police headquarters is all about?

Apparently most people don't see a big starburst around lights at night, or have a faint/fuzzy halo around text at any distance.

The content of a well-written letter takes a backseat in value to being able to put a crappy starburst on a bake-sale flyer?

This is a three-part practitioner series on Starburst Enterprise performance tuning.

The robots were picking loose Starburst candies off a belt moving in one direction, and arranging them into colored words on a belt moving in the other direction.

It can be done on signals of more than one dimension, too: take a cat photo, transform it into something that looks a bit like a starburst, then transform the starburst back into a photo of a cat.

To steal a tptacek line, "I hope to make the starburst of points which follow by implication rather than by explicit statement."

Books of programs you could type in had a starburst with "1K" in it for those smaller programs that would fit in the limited default RAM.

I then "zoomed out" and thought about the Milky Way, then about other galaxies, spiral ones and starburst ones and irregular galaxies, and the void between them.

The "slow-forming starburst" is most likely from the exhaust plume in vacuum; once the rocket is high enough to no longer be in earth's shadow the plume catches sunlight and becomes very visible on the ground to an observer in darkness.

Starburst and halo artifacts are the keywords to get an idea.

Starburst (full disclosure: I work there) provides a query engine (trino under the hood) with Iceberg support [1] -- worth checking out.

Milky Way, Mars, Starburst, Orbit gum...