I saw it today on Mastodon, posted by the user Mandu.
Photos
Why is there a bear in Hume Park?
I do not know, but these signs went up yesterday.
Note: Hume Park is not really that big. It also has a giant Amazon warehouse nearby, as well as laser tag place. This bear has options.
But is it art? Blurry jet edition
I tried taking a photo of a jet passing overhead when I was at Piper Spit the other day. This is what my iPhone 12 produced:
And you know, I kind of like the way the sunlight, giant ray of sun and blurry little jet sit next to each other.
Still Creek, April 12, 2024
This is a shot I took post-run, and I felt it was too pretty to put in a running post.
Blog ideas: none, cats: two
I looked through my list of blog ideas tonight (in desperation) and none of them spoke to me. They didn’t even murmur.
And so I present instead an amusing cat image:
Caution: Sign ahead
I saw this sign in a washroom today and felt compelled to edit the text. I’d thought of doing this before, but today I did it.
It’s also possible that I already did it and forgot, too. Regardless, enjoy! And be careful out there.
I love this image (Android ‘privacy sandbox’ story on Ars Technica)
The article and comments are both worth reading, but I adore the delighted stock photo man having the Android mascot peering over his shoulder at what he’s doing on his phone. It perfectly fits what the story is about and endlessly amuses me. Well done, Ars Technica creative director Aurich Lawson.
January 2023 amusing cat image, Part 1
Because there might be a Part 2.
I came across this indirectly, and it speaks to me.
Photo of the Day: My computer wallpaper
And it is an actual photo I took, of my left monitor with an appropriately fall-themed wallpaper.
Speaking of fall, tomorrow (Friday, October 21) is when fall may actually begin, weather-wise. Look:
The photo:
You can see the pixels! I kind of like the effect, actually.
Let’s wrap up July 2022 with a cat on the beach
A magic cat, with a watermelon.
AI interprets my fuzzy college ID photo from 1990
Using the tool found here (story on it from Engadget here), I input my blurry college ID photo from 1990 (we barely had color photos back then) and here’s a before and after shot. While it clearly has trouble with glasses, I think the AI made my lips look sexier than reality, so I can’t really complain about the results.
I like that it didn’t know what to do with some of the artifacts, so it enhanced those as well. This stuff is probably going to be freaky good in a few more years.
It’s summer, time to go skateboarding
Especially if you’re a cat.