Samuel Benge <stb### [at] THIShotmailcom> wrote:
> Hi everyone,>> I don't think this has been done before. I'm not completely happy with> how it turned out.... oh well :/>> Anyway, I hope it brings a smile to your face :)>> Questions and comments, welcome as usual!>> Sam
I like it too. It reminds me of the wrist-sundial I made (physically) quite
a few years ago.
Stephen
Thomas de Groot wrote:
> LOL> > Looks very good and I like this smart combination.
Thanks!
> (reminds me of the good old days of the Awesome Rolex :-) )
Yeah, that's what gave me the idea ;)
Sam
Stephen wrote:
> I like it too. It reminds me of the wrist-sundial I made (physically) quite> a few years ago.
Did it work? Sounds a little more useful than this (on clear days, anyway).
Sam
nemesis wrote:
> wonderful! gotta love metallic shininess! :)
Thank you!
> you're using your Luminous Bloom post-processing script a bit, aren't you?
But of course ;)
Sam
Samuel Benge <stb### [at] THIShotmailcom> wrote:
> Stephen wrote:>> > I like it too. It reminds me of the wrist-sundial I made (physically) quite> > a few years ago.>> Did it work? Sounds a little more useful than this (on clear days, anyway).>> Sam
How could it not :-) All you needed is to know where North is and the sun.
was the Gnonom it is so sharp it could have been classed as an offensive
weapon.
Thought! Since it uses the power of the sun you could say it is a nuclear
Stephen
"Stephen" <mcavoys_AT_aolDOT.com> wrote:
> was the Gnonom it is so sharp it could have been classed as an offensive> weapon.> Thought! Since it uses the power of the sun you could say it is a nuclear
Ah, but it doesn't use the power of the sun in its capacity as a weapon. So
all you can really say is that it's a nuclear-powered timepiece. Don't tell
Greenpeace!
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