I have rendered this fractal three times now, and it never appears in the destination folder. I actually quite like the image and am interested in how it differs when rendered. However, it has gone missing. A full disk search turned up nada. I, like other
famous boy detectives, shall have to gather my trusted side-kick and head out into the neighborhood to look for clues and solve this mystery. Meanwhile, the next fractal that I am rendering may not disappear, so I hope my next post will actually have something to show.
On another note, I have found that live bookmarks make it so easy to keep up with the few blogs that I now read. I pop them in a folder in my bookmark bar (Firefox) and just hover over them to see if there is anything new. The wonders of yesterday's technology that I am just now appreciating.
On another note, I have found that live bookmarks make it so easy to keep up with the few blogs that I now read. I pop them in a folder in my bookmark bar (Firefox) and just hover over them to see if there is anything new. The wonders of yesterday's technology that I am just now appreciating.
Check the 5th Dimension. Whenever I can't find a fractal, I go looking in the 5th Dimension and there it is, hanging out with its friends and not giving one thought to how worried its parents are.
ReplyDeleteI just recently started using RSS as well. It's great for blogs because you never know when they're going to be updated. They're still new for a lot of people, I think. In my web stats I can see that many regular visitors don't use RSS because they return to the home page and not the directly to the updated page.