andreixyz
Traveler
Please stop using Chat Gepetto. The whole purpose of the thread is to push people to be more creative.
Come on, everyone. Bring your ideas to the table, even if they're crap. At some point they will be better.
Please stop using Chat Gepetto. The whole purpose of the thread is to push people to be more creative.
What a way to immediately take the fun away from the creative process.
Anthalogia needs to grow on me, feels like an uncomplete name? But i do love the Anthology concept for the name.
How about 'Traveler's Anthalogia'? It incorporates the webring back into the title.
how did i just find out about this
Pwease.
Yup, no problemI finished! I'm so happy! I'd been chipping away at this one for months, yo. Did it come out as perfectly as I would have liked? No. (Do they ever?) But I think I got a good chunk of what I wanted to say across.
Wherever You Go
It's about... my feelings on traveling. Sometimes I feel like (exaggerated idea) that everyone is telling me to travel. That a life without travel is a lesser one. So I wrote this as a little bit of a dark side to all the rainbows and unicorn poop people hype it up to be. Hope you get something out of it, reader!
I don't have it in me for another one this month, unfortunately. But I wrote my "year-in-review" in August. would it be OK if I submitted that and this one? I know it wasn't explicitly written with the Travelouge in mind, but I don't want to be left out.
I was very obsessed with this blog post in particular cause I was like "Bruh! A post about traveling for the travelogue! Obvs, yo!"
Agreed, I think Anthologia is better. The cover design does look great! Can you see if there's a higher quality version of the camel? Maybe @IlluminatiPirate has original high quality sources for the camel, or someone knows who originally created. Currently has JPEG artifacts. Failing to find a high quality version, it'll be best to clean up the edges where there's whites, and mask artifacting... maybe with some sort of filter... like Chromatic Aberration?
That is the exact point, being worth your time. Either through fun, or fun as in the gratification of the journey. Your own example of Beethoven, no shit being deaf was not fun, but putting ones heart and soul into a beautiful piece of music and see it come to fruition is "fun". Wipeout, yeah crunch-time is ass, but as someone who makes a living writing code, the small victories along the way as a cool function comes together and gives the output you desired, you get that sense and feeling of growth that at least helps the gauntlet that is crunch time bearable.
For one, I am one for AI tools, I've worked with them and dwelled into their inner workings. I've read n°56's post on his website as well and I found myself agreeing with it. For they are indeed tools which are only compared to the power of the hand that wields it, and as such the same is when they are wielded lazily, I stand by that now and I stood by that during the digital vs traditional art debates that used to happen back in the day. A perfect circle done free handedly with traditional art will always be more impressive that the one created with the circle tool on MSpaint, and the one done by hand with a drawing tablet will be more impressive than the one on paper with a drawing compass. An AI tool wielded properly can make incredible results after hours of tweaking a prompt, same as it can produce some the most uninspired slob I've ever seen. Just like with any other tool or artform.
Definitely! Anthologia has got a better ring to it
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}Thanks, yo
Alternatively as a list view:
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}You should be defining the namespace as well, so all the RSS tags are pulled correctly
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<generator>If you used an RSS feed generator. If you're doing it by hand, wow </generator>
When this RSS feed was last built/updated. You should define this, as it lets some
RSS feed readers easily skip reading your RSS if there's no updates.
<lastBuildDate></lastBuildDate>
<webMaster>Person to email on technical issues</webMaster> see above for justification. Broken links etc
And to the items, I would suggest adding
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RSS feeds detect new items on guids if defined. To stop unnecessary reading, define guids with the same link
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and <pubDate></pubDate> tags
