NOTE: This review started as a crossover with Glibflicks, but Tubi has removed the movie from free viewing. Rather than waste an already written review, it's here as a standalone. The Glass Bottom Boat Genre - Spy Comedy Runtime - 1 Hour 50 Minutes Spoilers - Sure,...
Sasquatch Sunset Genre - I don't know, RJ Picked it. Movie Total Runtime - 1 Hour 28 Minutes plus ads, ads, ads, and more ads. Spoilers - Yes So whatever this movie is starts with temperate redwood rainforests and some small figures I suppose are non-human hominids...
Genre - Western Movie Total Runtime - 1 Hour 49 Minutes Spoilers - N/A A Black and White Western headlining Errol Flynn. I got it for $0.25 at Goodwill, in the same box as "The Outlaw". Lets see if this one is any better. Olivia DeHavilland shares the marquee with...
Wherein UnCivil Finalizes the design for his clock.
Wherein UnCivil gets something almost useless working – but it proves he’s on the right track.
Wherein UnCivil continues his effort to reinvent the clock in a worse form.
Wherein UnCivil continues the dive into teaching himself electronics by trying to build a clock from parts and program it himself.
Wherein UnCivil tries again to get inpainting to work, wrapping up the review of basic AI art generation.
Wherein UnCivil Makes images bigger in a different way from an earlier article.
Wherein UnCivil Starts making changes to existing images… and fails.
Wherein UnCivil muses on the functional purpose of White Collar and Blue Collar cultures.
Where UnCivil goes into working on making bigger images from smaller ones.
Wherein UnCivil Continues his exploration of computer-generated images.
Where UnCivil tries to explain what he had figured out about making AI art, Part 1
Wherein UnCivil continues to argue with clouds and straw academians.
Wherein UnCivil Proposes a counterpoint to an Academic concensus that makes little rational sense.
Where UnCivil goes off on an impromptu investigation into a very basic integrated circuit
Don’t Worry, this isn’t about legislation.
Something didn’t add up between the dates and what my teachers always told me.
Turns out the reason was politics.
Wherein UnCivil Tries to expand his skillset once again.
Lets see what happens.
Up yours, verse!
The slave pens of the City of Breakiron are someplace no one wants to stay.
Another UCS Monday evening piece.
Once upon a time, UnCivil reviewed video games.
Apparently, he still does.
You form was not filled out in triplicate, Citizen.