Here's a close up of some perforated foliage
It's about 4ft or a little taller at this point, and has been a bit of a pain in the ass keeping up right. This cool spiral support has been serving pretty well, but has needed a few readjustments as it grows. We keep it out on the north-facing front porch where it's well shaded all day long with the help of big front yard tree.
The bar is apparently low these days.
"They released it almost bug free!" is the new "AAA devs announced there will be no micro transactions!" Gamers as a group are basically abused spouses.
The old ones have some clunky ass cam controls. That's the most aged part of the experience. Customizing and experimenting with your AC has always been an awesome experience since the first game, though.
Volvo's design language slaps lately.
I've always used Free ver. of PowerISO to "mount" the disc image to a virtual drive like others mentioned. Anyone who's emulated PlayStation 1/2 games would be very familiar with this format. Otherwise any old software released on CD format you'll probably find as an ISO.
Half of all QT movies reference. Jackie Brown, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, Death Proof.
Not sure how you mean. Stable Diffusion is the golden standard right now and it's free. You just have to run it locally on your own hardware for the full configurability and features. It's a pretty steep learning curve, and requires a decent, discreet GPU.
Yeah, crazy fast roadmap.
That's on the editor and, at large, the public's misconception. We can establish categories, creator labels and whatever we need to do to satisfy our egos, but make no mistake; generating "good" AI art is difficult. Generating the best quality work requires good knowledge of prompting syntax and usually some basic Photoshop skills for preprocessing and ControlNet.
I can also use my own sketch art as the ControlNet. It's just a new powerful tool and another new digital medium. This time it's colored by the gatekeeping sentiment that LESS talented individuals might produce art that is good. Which is an absurd way of thinking.
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Added it as it was growing up. We had a simple post support before, then tried a different spiral support but it was weak. This thing is sturdy and getting the job done. It really takes two hands to effectively manipulate it, so it helped to have my wife holding the plant upright.