stm31415
| Real Name: | Sam Bleckley |
| Gender: | Male |
| Web Site: | http://www.meetsoup.com/ |
About Me
I'm into most things. I like art of all varieties --- start with the Venus of Willendorf and work up from there. I write poetry and prose. I talk too much.
Feel free to drop me a note about anything.
Feel free to drop me a note about anything.
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Comment on Awkward of envelopes
stm31415, 24 Mar 2008 08:49 am
you recognized the quote. I'm impressed ;)
stm31415, 24 Mar 2008 08:49 am
you recognized the quote. I'm impressed ;)Comment on Chapter 2 of Vagrant Will
stm31415, 06 Mar 2008 09:10 pm
When you shrink benday shading without really, really good anti-aliasing it does bad
things (moire patterns); it is absolutely necessary to add your benday dots AFTER you've
scaled the image to it's final size (or factors of two: 200%, etc).
stm31415, 06 Mar 2008 09:10 pm
When you shrink benday shading without really, really good anti-aliasing it does bad
things (moire patterns); it is absolutely necessary to add your benday dots AFTER you've
scaled the image to it's final size (or factors of two: 200%, etc).Comment on Dreamtime of envelopes
stm31415, 28 Feb 2008 10:24 pm
conversationalists.
Yes, I have been lax in my duty. I have been doing interesting things that are not envelopes, so I don't feel that bad. I will update regularly again, though.
If I get the time this weekend I'll complete a project which will change my process quite a great deal. We'll see how it goes.
stm31415, 28 Feb 2008 10:24 pm
conversationalists.Yes, I have been lax in my duty. I have been doing interesting things that are not envelopes, so I don't feel that bad. I will update regularly again, though.
If I get the time this weekend I'll complete a project which will change my process quite a great deal. We'll see how it goes.
Comment on Richard August Carl Emil Erlenmeyer Invents Science of envelopes
stm31415, 24 Feb 2008 02:21 am
rather less time than he expected. He was home for tea.
stm31415, 24 Feb 2008 02:21 am
rather less time than he expected. He was home for tea.Comment on Doctor Doctor of envelopes
stm31415, 23 Feb 2008 08:59 am
That just means you don't know where I shot you and how fast you died at an accuracy below
a simple proportion of Planck's constant:
(Error_in_location_of_injury)*(Error_in_Alacrity_of_death) >= h/2.
The joke is still on me, of course --- if as I shoot, you calculate the speed of your death with extreme accuracy, you won't know whether I shot you or not. Then you'll have split second to be alive-and-dead and insult me as a mere 'Doctor,' before your waveform collapses and either you collapse as well, or you wisely repeat that one word.
stm31415, 23 Feb 2008 08:59 am
That just means you don't know where I shot you and how fast you died at an accuracy below
a simple proportion of Planck's constant:
(Error_in_location_of_injury)*(Error_in_Alacrity_of_death) >= h/2. The joke is still on me, of course --- if as I shoot, you calculate the speed of your death with extreme accuracy, you won't know whether I shot you or not. Then you'll have split second to be alive-and-dead and insult me as a mere 'Doctor,' before your waveform collapses and either you collapse as well, or you wisely repeat that one word.
Comment on Doctor Doctor of envelopes
stm31415, 23 Feb 2008 12:31 am
calls me Doc-Doc behind my back. One day he says it to my face, and I have him fed to
ravenous chinchillas.
stm31415, 23 Feb 2008 12:31 am
calls me Doc-Doc behind my back. One day he says it to my face, and I have him fed to
ravenous chinchillas. Comment on Wheatpaste of envelopes
stm31415, 21 Feb 2008 09:00 am
Thanks. The real question is what she needed the welding helmet for.
stm31415, 21 Feb 2008 09:00 am
Thanks. The real question is what she needed the welding helmet for.Contact Info
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stm31415, 31 Mar 2008 10:45 pm
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