Hey folks...I've seen many of you wallpaper artists (Az, Sed, tbc, JanOscar, relhom, naroon1, and others) mention (here and there) Midjourney, NightCafe, DALL-E, etc. I'd love for you to post an example of each engine you use and which engine you used to produce it. SimplexDesigns asked me who uses what, and I felt you should speak for yourselves and include what you like/dislike about them. So speak up...
Hey folks...I've seen many of you wallpaper artists (Az, Sed, tbc, JanOscar, relhom, naroon1, and others) mention (here and there) Midjourney, NightCafe, DALL-E, etc. I'd love for you to post an example of each engine you use and which engine you used to produce it. SimplexDesigns asked me who uses what, and I felt you should speak for yourselves and include what you like/dislike about them. So speak up...
Hey folks...I've seen many of you wallpaper artists (Az, Sed, tbc, JanOscar, relhom, naroon1, and others) mention (here and there) Midjourney, NightCafe, DALL-E, etc. I'd love for you to post an example of each engine you use and which engine you used to produce it. SimplexDesigns asked me who uses what, and I felt you should speak for yourselves and include what you like/dislike about them. So speak up...
MS just released an updated PC Manager widget (PCM) which isn't too shabby and which integrates with other widgets as well. Btw, Windows+W makes your widgets appear. PCM also has a small task bar which can remain on your desktop if you wish ( 2 in my screenie) The task bar has various apps on it like screenshot internet speed, notepad and you can add to it via the three dots, or make it disappear. You can get additional screenies here: https://pcmanager.microsoft.co...
It's not causing damage, and Windows Updates always leaves a cache, but this time there's no way to delete the contents which is a good deal larger than normal. PCWorld hastens to reassure us that in and of itself, the large cache causes no problems, although with so many bugs, I don't know how they can make that claim, responsibly. Anyway, those who have updated will have to wait for MS to solve this problem. Until then, you're out 9 Gb (8.63 Gb for sticklers) of disk space.
Anyone (old like me) remember the Visible Man and Visible Woman models? Maybe they weren't as far fetched as you might think... Anyway, the substance is a common food dye: the one that gives Doritos their orange color...and the skin is on a mouse. Then, using light of a certain frequency, you can see through the skin to the underlying structures. There is a depth limitation of a few millimeters, but still...this opens up avenues for further research. Imagine Doctors could image in...
M$ is bringing ads to W10. With W11 barely scraping 30% of PC users, the reason they're doing this is all too clear: More fish in the W10 pond, and 0Patch will extend W10 another five years at least, maybe more. phantomofearth spotted this first and posted on X: "The Start menu account manager from recent Windows 11 updates is being backported to Windows 10. (present in Beta/RP build 19045.4842, disabled by default.) pic.twitter.com/34Ub68flCt" — phantomofearth 🌳 (@phantomo...
"Perhaps looking at the upcoming change in 24H2 as well as the boot bug, Microsoft has now added a bunch of new guides to its official website regarding BitLocker device encryption. In particular, two of them are certainly the most useful ones which walk users through finding their BitLocker recovery key and backing up the said key. " - Sayan Sen, Neowin The Neowin article describes two ways to access the Bitlocker key: via your MS account and via work/school account. I recommend ...
Why don't they leave well enough alone? Answer: They can't. So, thank heavens there's a Stardock and a Start11. So, MS wants the turn the programs on the start menu into tiles in the "All Apps" view...o.k. MS also wants to categorize your apps to help you. Thanks but no thanks. It seems their definition of similar apps differs from what you might want. Again o.k. as long as you can modify that. Also, the program names are missing. This is being tested in the lates...
Not to be confused with Edge's Workspaces. "Here's how it works. To get started, you open up all the apps you want to use at the same time for a specific Workspace. Then, arrange them as you'd like - this includes putting them in halves or corners of monitor space. Once you're done, tell Workspace to take a snapshot of which apps are open and their arrangement." - Simon Batt, XDA The snapshot can be activated anytime you wish...and you'll also be able to make as many Workspaces as y...
Concept creator Abdi, a.k.a. AR4789 has given us amazing videos of W12 , W13 , XP , and W7 2024 editions now gives us W10 2024 Edition. Here's the video: I have to admit, I want it. Now Yesterday. Why hasn't MS hired him, yet?! Just look at W10 2024 Ed.'s appearance and functionality! Have mercy on us, Abdi. Head over to https://betanews.com/2024/08/11/windows-10-2024-edition/ for the screenies. Here's a screen capture from the video showing Wind...
"The increasingly distorted images produced by an artificial-intelligence model that is trained on data generated by a previous version of the model. Credit: M. Boháček & H. Farid/arXiv (CC BY 4.0)" - Nature (ext link) Unfortunately, or fortunately, researchers have found that feeding AI LLMs AI results leads rapidly to the generation of nonsense. This is rather important as there's tons of AI data being generated, and unless we find and apply some sort of watermarking or brand...
"The increasingly distorted images produced by an artificial-intelligence model that is trained on data generated by a previous version of the model. Credit: M. Boháček & H. Farid/arXiv (CC BY 4.0)" - Nature (ext link) Unfortunately, or fortunately, researchers have found that feeding AI LLMs AI results leads rapidly to the generation of nonsense. This is rather important as there's tons of AI data being generated, and unless we find and apply some sort of watermarking or brand...
"The increasingly distorted images produced by an artificial-intelligence model that is trained on data generated by a previous version of the model. Credit: M. Boháček & H. Farid/arXiv (CC BY 4.0)" - Nature (ext link) Unfortunately, or fortunately, researchers have found that feeding AI LLMs AI results leads rapidly to the generation of nonsense. This is rather important as there's tons of AI data being generated, and unless we find and apply some sort of watermarking or brand...
This is AI, as well as computing...so, I found this while cruising and figured you all (or at least a lot of you) would be interested in it. It isn't every day that scifi becomes reality, although it does seem that a good deal of scifi is doing just that. "In the quest to train robots for real-world tasks, researchers have created “Holodeck,” an AI system capable of generating detailed, customizable 3D environments on demand, inspired by Star Trek’s holodeck technology. Thi...