u/katybassist

I have an i5 just sitting here doing nothing worth a darn. So I coded up a program to generate the largest stopping times. I don't know what I will do with it, most likely nothing, but hey, I'm doing something. These are the last 5 so far. As you can imagine, it takes longer and longer for each number. Its max will be 18,446,744,073,709,551,615, then I will have to switch to big numbers. I don't expect to get close to that number.

Count: 881,715,740,415 Steps: 1,335

Count: 898,920,104,505 Steps: 1,335

Count: 989,345,275,647 Steps: 1,348

Count: 1,122,382,791,663 Steps: 1,356

Count: 1,444,338,092,271 Steps: 1,408

I found a post about knitpurlstitches.com. I sort of remember the site.

As I looked around, the patterns didn't make sense. They just looked wrong, then I remembered, right side / wrong side. You've got to flip the stitches on the wrong side!

My goodness, I spent way too much time remembering that! I am in the process of rewriting the ones I like and looking for a book of loom stitches I have somewhere.

Hello all. 20 years ago, when I was still doing photography and photoshop, there was a fellow on flikr that was well known for using a specific plugin. To my eyes, it was an extreme contrast boost with edge enhancement.

It was a patented process that is long since expired. I'd like to work with the algorithm, but I can't recall the photographer, the patent holder, or the patent name.

Does anyone remember what I am hunting for?

20 years ago, when I was still doing photography and Photoshop, there was a fellow on Flickr who was well known for using a specific plugin.