Reposted by Tibsfox - 混沌狐
Reposted by Tibsfox - 混沌狐
The old pylons off Pirrama Park make perfect reflections on White Bay while a blanket of pre dawn cloud cloaks Sydney.
January 15, 2026 at 8:45 PM
The old pylons off Pirrama Park make perfect reflections on White Bay while a blanket of pre dawn cloud cloaks Sydney.
Please stop using my tax dollars to kill US citizens.
How about you use my tax dollars to help with these more important issues, without guns:
Inflation.
Affordability of health care.
Education.
Climate.
Unemployment.
Cost of living.
Affordable housing.
Access to clean water.
Access to healthy food.
How about you use my tax dollars to help with these more important issues, without guns:
Inflation.
Affordability of health care.
Education.
Climate.
Unemployment.
Cost of living.
Affordable housing.
Access to clean water.
Access to healthy food.
January 15, 2026 at 11:48 PM
Please stop using my tax dollars to kill US citizens.
How about you use my tax dollars to help with these more important issues, without guns:
Inflation.
Affordability of health care.
Education.
Climate.
Unemployment.
Cost of living.
Affordable housing.
Access to clean water.
Access to healthy food.
How about you use my tax dollars to help with these more important issues, without guns:
Inflation.
Affordability of health care.
Education.
Climate.
Unemployment.
Cost of living.
Affordable housing.
Access to clean water.
Access to healthy food.
I really like fractals and the mandelbrot set.
This image took ~60 days to render on 4 dual core computers (2009 ish).
The final image is 74,180x96,000 (7.1gigpixel) 30" x 40" printed at 2400dpi
I used ultra fractal do do the calculations since it supported the ability to farm.
This image took ~60 days to render on 4 dual core computers (2009 ish).
The final image is 74,180x96,000 (7.1gigpixel) 30" x 40" printed at 2400dpi
I used ultra fractal do do the calculations since it supported the ability to farm.
January 13, 2026 at 11:46 PM
I really like fractals and the mandelbrot set.
This image took ~60 days to render on 4 dual core computers (2009 ish).
The final image is 74,180x96,000 (7.1gigpixel) 30" x 40" printed at 2400dpi
I used ultra fractal do do the calculations since it supported the ability to farm.
This image took ~60 days to render on 4 dual core computers (2009 ish).
The final image is 74,180x96,000 (7.1gigpixel) 30" x 40" printed at 2400dpi
I used ultra fractal do do the calculations since it supported the ability to farm.
It's okay lil' buddy you can do it, just a few more bytes
January 9, 2026 at 1:39 AM
It's okay lil' buddy you can do it, just a few more bytes
not exactly what I was going for but as Bob said, happy accidents
November 19, 2025 at 8:38 AM
not exactly what I was going for but as Bob said, happy accidents
close so close, still learning how to chain to gather workflows and how different models work but the concept of getting a random idea and instead of passing it up because I don't have time to edit out the idea directly I can type it up and feed it to the machine and get a bunch of different results
November 19, 2025 at 1:04 AM
close so close, still learning how to chain to gather workflows and how different models work but the concept of getting a random idea and instead of passing it up because I don't have time to edit out the idea directly I can type it up and feed it to the machine and get a bunch of different results
Maple and hemlock having some fun on the beach
November 18, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Maple and hemlock having some fun on the beach
November 18, 2025 at 11:18 AM
