Thanks AT&T. I wonder what Spectrum is like.

I have a new camera and I now have birder cred. Someone next to me in an aviary with a huge camera pointed at a bird whispered to me “that’s a roasted sapphire” and I’m like “… magnificent.”

Not a good start to the work session! I replugged in the GPU power cable and it seems fine now.

How about some siamang photos from the San Diego Zoo?

This Apple Intelligence summary is kind of fun? Only the subject line refers to Halloween

And it’s sequel but I’m at the one 0.2 miles away (actually inside).

“But I’m using their app…” recropped 🤗

On Thursday at #AABA2024 I will be one of the exhibitors at the Art, Culture, and Science Engagement Exhibition. I'll guide you through a virtual reality anthropology museum!

San Diego just had a Hawaii missile test incident. First report was a 6.8 1 mile away.

I spent weeks modeling California oatgrass. It was hard actually. Here are some results (from l to r): crude cardboard cutout. Small, medium and large detailed close-up models. Cardboard cutouts using the large plant model as textures.

I thought I left these behind in Missouri

Work-in-progress camels for paleoca.com. Next up is some work on plants!

Youtube: "this guy has been looking up primate videos for sixteen weeks and poof he switches to all camels non-stop."

Want to explore the scenes in PaleoCalifornia on your own terms? Check out the new Walk Mode! Stare into the abyss of the Time Tunnel. www.paleoca.com #WebXR

My other big WebXR project is PaleoCalifornia (paleoca.com), which is an educational theme park ride. It is 1/4 done but also is a complete experience. A new mode (self-guided tour) should be done before next semester. The second fourth of the ride will be around summer.

One of my WebXR projects is AnVRopomotron, a virtual biological anthropology and archaeology museum. See scale models of modern primates, hominins, and artifacts! www.anvropomotron.com