Hm, probably came out a little more salmon than shrimp.

May need a Miss Piggy now.

Rampop II wrote:

I like it, I think it's an improvement.

Oh, it was pinker for a minute.  I made a couple of adjustments.

Jinnistan wrote:

Over at my grandparents for the holiday.

I showed my grandmother this site. She's under the impression that it's a cooking site. "Looks good, doesn't it?" "But what's wrong with the picture?" "Oh, it's just...stretched out a little, don't worry about it." "Well...you'll figure it out."

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Jinnistan wrote:

Anyone else getting "temporary server disruption" pages when coming to site, let me know  Rampop notified me last Sunday, and I was getting them all morning.  I'm preparing an email to boardhost to see what the issue is.

Not yet no

Jinnistan wrote:

Anyone else getting "temporary server disruption" pages when coming to site, let me know  Rampop notified me last Sunday, and I was getting them all morning.  I'm preparing an email to boardhost to see what the issue is.

I've been getting these "server error pages" frequently as of late, but it usually goes away if I click "refresh" or return to the Index page.

I came to the 'layout" thread to inquire about something else, but I'm gonna focus on the State of the Union address for now.

Update on the formatting crisis, the latest from Boardhost:

We are still working on resolving these issues. The issues began with the installation of updates software and security updates to keep our service secure. There have been no changes to our policies. Thank you for your patience as we work to resolve this matter.

You guys may remember, back when I was playing around with "craiyon", trying to see if I could get some, um, interesting AI-de-pics based on a simple 'Plato Shrimp' prompt, but all I got back was a series of various monstrosities like a guy in a toga with peeling shrimp skin or a bust of Plato with a beard of curling shrimp.

Well, perhaps the technolgy has exponentially improved in that time span, or perhaps the AI engine simply needed a more divine inspiration.  But I can't say that I'm not disappointed that my Plato Shrimp prompts were unable to provoke such images as the Jesus Shrimp below:




























(That last one is actually a human creation, because the 'Shrimp Jesus' genre appears to be a real thing.)