I have been interested in UFOs since my twenties, so for about fifty years. I have read many books, perused many BBS’ before the internet age, searched the internet since the Web Crawler days, so yes, a very long time.
Read the rest of this entry »My Conversations With The Search Engine AI, Is The Government Hiding UFO Knowledge?
Posted: 16th May 2026 by Christopher Saikes in Uncategorized0
My Conversations With The Search Engine AI
Posted: 16th May 2026 by Christopher Saikes in Uncategorized
Whether using AI for programming or artistic pursuits, the main lesson I learned was how important good and concise prompting is.
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Read the rest of this entry »Blender And Open Source 3D Creation.
Posted: 18th February 2017 by admin in 3D Anamation, 3D Rendering, Art, Blog, Commentary, Computer Art, Computers, General CommentsTags: 3D Anamation, 3D Art, 3D Rendering, Apple, Blender, Bump Map, Computer Art, Cycles Render, Gimp, Linux, Low Poly, Mac, Open Source, Programming, Python Script, Shader, Texture, Windows
Mike Trethowan
Recently, I realized that I have not published a post on one of my personal loves, art. Well, the creation of art, that is. In particular, my obsession with a free software that I occasionally will spend a whole weekend engrossed with. That software is Blender.
VB.NET Quick Tip – How To Detect If A Button Is Held Down
Posted: 29th January 2017 by Mike Trent in Blog, Computer, Programming, Quick Tip, VB.NetTags: Button Event, Code, Hack, Programming, Tutorial, Vb.Net, vs2013
Mike Trethowan
In .Net, sliders can be frustrating in their glitchiness. As an option I have tried to create another method using buttons. I have failed in regards to this in the past, but a sleepless night turned productive and the answer came to me. Since this doesn’t require a lot of code I will keep this short.