You call that an argument?

Hm. Looks rather like SPAM®.

Happy you agree.
Yes, Kandinsky.
Also: Alfred Stieglitz, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Jerry Uelsmann
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And too many other to mention … or to recollect right off the top of my mind.

Artists! Show what built your style!

Well, gosh, believe it or not…

we believe in you.
waiting is

😮 Ah yup.

Also: «Virtual particles have no scruples and misbehave whenever no one is watching.»
—Lisa Randall, Warped Passages, p.226

Ooooooh. Nice.
I really miss Sleepless Domain.
Any chance it will be returning before too much longer?
If not, not.
Not pushing, just wondering.

Post it on Bluesky, of course…

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Ah! Sweet mystery of life!

It's back. Must have been an internet thing that lasted a couple of hours. or a hiccough on my end. Relieved and happy, I am. Thanks!

…I don't understand.

You know, when I first discovered HH a coupla years back, I went back and have read from the beginning. I totally adore the inhabitants and the inspired art- work and style (the craft alone is mind-boggling). But. I'm okay with it, but this pretty much sums it up:

misfile(dot)com seems to be done. Is it coming back?, I hope.

sounds as if your need is critical

It's not dirt—it's manure. But that also assists growth, so…
Me, I now grudgingly concede that NOT all AI applications are ENTIRELY bad—for example I am okay with AI-guided photo masking—but I DO wish the overhead weren't so ENORMOUS and environmentally unsound.
Unsustainable cost/benefit ratio.

re: leftovers. on point

Critters. A small detail from Katie's "he loses his marbles" artwork. I think it would make a nice avatar…

I won't, because it would be stealing, but I want to use this for my avatar…

Lookin' good!

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Um. I hope you don't mind my ongoing blather, but I cannot resist one more…
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Makes sense. Thanks!

Dear Ghu! but I DO love Trinket. Especially how they move. Squeee!

Dear Ghu! but I DO love Trinket. Especially how they move. Squeee!

… but … but … "petto" contains that Kanji character that reads to us Westerners as an adorable smiley: ツ
How can that be a bad thing?

Finally, I cannot help but think that it does cats a disservice to value merely their utility. [The next paragraph in Wikipedia is: "As early as the Heian period in Japan (794–1185), cats were highly valued and considered rare treasures."]

That being said, methinks I DO go on at too great a length.

I also note that Japanese is a language rich in depth and meaning—perhaps "toy" does not evoke the full connotation of the Japanese word. [Wikionary: "愛玩 (aigan, 'caring for (a pet or small object)') +‎ 動物 (dōbutsu, 'animal')"]

I cannot disagree with your about the rôle of cats in society.
However I note the importance of the adjective "beloved" (cherishing; being fond of; prizing; treasuring; e.g., "My beloved is mine, and I am his").

From your post to Gods ear…

golly gosh but you do nice work!