The recent passing of Stephen Hawking has filled me with a great sense of
loss. He was an unbelievable inspiration and explorer of the universes -
both inward and outward.
This audio fractal, which I first created in 1999, is dedicated to him.
"Requiem"
<https://sites.google.com/site/audiofractals/mp3-files/requiem-1999>
Headphones or high quality speakers are recommended.
Enjoy!
Bill Jemison
Audio Fractals <https://sites.google.com/site/audiofractals/home>
For what it's worth, on my Windows 10 system, Windows defender did not
complain about ManpWin64bit, and I had no trouble installing the 64 bit
version on my system. Also, at Paul's request, I deleted the ManpWin
executables in the fractint.net experimental directory, and added links to
Paul's versions. Of course this makes sense so that I don't have to update
the files whenever Paul makes a new release. See :
https://fractint.org/ftp/experimental/ManpWIN.html and appreciate my
brilliant html! :-)
Also, a tiny footnote probably of interest to almost no one except the
geekiest among you . Fractint.net and fractint.org were down since
yesterday evening until an hour ago because I am compulsive about updating,
and I saw that Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS was available. I ran the
do-release-upgrade script that is supposed to be an in-place upgrade, and
when I rebooted apache2 was running. This would be fine if I was using
apache2, but I am using nginx, and all my web sites were broken. I thought
everything was truly hosed. but once I managed to purge apache2, nginx was
magically restored, and everything worked. I still have a few minor things
to repair that have probably been there for a while. Yes I know,
fractint.net is an ancient web site that probably belongs in the Museum of
Primordial HTML, if there was such a thing.
Tim
On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 12:52 AM, Harold Lane <hallane(a)earthlink.net> wrote:
> > Paul and I invite you to visit the most recent issue of Manpwin...
> Thank you!
>
> Trying to get it...
> Windows Defender & Avast! anti-virus have concerns about your 64-bit setup
> exe...
>
> Avast! has shipped it off for scanning & will tell me if they will let me
> run it in 84 minutes...
> They say: "This file is clean"!
>
> I'm looking forward to seeing it run. The installation worked, and I ran
> it
> -- and zoomed into the M-set a bit. Nice. I exited without doing any
> Saves.
>
> I read your path setup instructions:
> https://tinyurl.com/SetupPathsUsedByManpWIN
> but I apparently didn't understand some assumptions you make about your
> path
> scheme.
>
> I'm having trouble editing the folder paths in the popup window containing
> the various paths:
> Menu -} Options -} Setup Folder Paths
> I can put the cursor in the path text windows/lines in that popup window,
> but I can't change/edit the existing paths.
> Popup window:
> https://tinyurl.com/DefaultPathsInMANPWIN-INI or:
> http://www.emarketingiseasy.com/Manpwin/Default-paths-in-MANPWIN.INI.jpg
>
> In that popup window I left the default checkmark in "Use Path for User
> Data" and clicked "OK",
> but I don't see a MANPWIN.INI in the folder I installed it in:
> C:\Program Files\ManpWIN
> Note: I had changed the install directory away from the default dir:
> C:\Program Files (x86)\ManpWIN
>
> So, I uninstalled ManpWIN from;
> C:\Program Files\ManpWIN
> and reinstalled it in the default folder:
> C:\Program Files (x86)\ManpWIN
> I still didn't see a MANPWIN.INI in the folder I installed it in.
>
>
> Sniffing around, I finally found the: MANPWIN.INI file in:
> C:\Users\Hal\AppData\Roaming\manpWIN
> along with all the the folders listed in the default locations given in the
> Menu -} Options -} Setup Folder Paths popup window.
>
> I made a backup and edited the paths in the MANPWIN.INI file, leaving it in
> its installed location:
> C:\Users\Hal\AppData\Roaming\manpWIN
>
> I edited the paths to look like:
> PNGPath=C:\ManpWIN\png
> GIFPath=C:\ManpWIN\gif
> etc.
>
> When I run ManpWIN it still shows the *original* default paths:
> PNGPath=C:\Users\Hal\AppData\Roaming\ManpWIN\png
> GIFPath=C:\Users\Hal\AppData\Roaming\ManpWIN\gif
> etc.
> Also, when I looked for the paths I had entered into the MANPWIN.INI file
> --
> they had all been changed back to the original default paths.
>
> I consider myself defeated in trying to change the paths.
> What do I not understand about your paths scheme, Paul, Marcus? <--<
>
> Thanks for your help in advance,
>
> - Hal Lane
>
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> # hallane(a)earthlink.net
> ########################
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Fractint <fractint-bounces(a)mailman.xmission.com> On Behalf Of
> marcusadriana(a)mls.com.br
> Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2018 10:57 PM
> To: fractint(a)mailman.xmission.com
> Subject: [Fractint] Invitation to Manpwin
>
>
> Paul and I invite you to visit the most recent issue of Manpwin dated
> 08/14/2018 (normally there a new issue every semester).
> History: Manpwin was originally a fractal site, based on Fractint`s
> aims and ideas: a free fractal site but then under a Windows `64 bits
> (Paul de Leeuw appears in Fractint`s list of contributors).
> During the last 5 years it was gradually increased by a ?dynamic? area
> incorporating Oscillators with its Attractors and Maps, and even more
> recently we implemented Surfaces and Knots.
> ?Dynamic? here has a threefold use: it?s a work-in-progress, has
> algorithms to move and change all these 1, 2, 3,..10D mathematical
> entities, and the entities in itself are mathematical models of:
> physical, chemical, biological, astronomical, psychological,
> geological, and many other temporally dependent phenomena.
> What was unusual from the oscillators` papers on these dynamic
> structures, was that we doubled the number of variables for each
> attractor, maps and some knots. The trick was the use of the present
> and past value of the variables. This changed enormously the number of
> attractors already seen and the connection to real world phenomena got
> much more complex, IF there is.
> Another tour-de-force that only mathematics allows, we considered that
> every 3 used, calculated variables, were under a different coordinates
> system, 14 in all. That multiplied also the number of attractors to
> more than 2 million.
> Anyway, here you can get it in the 32 and 64 bits:
> http://www.deleeuw.com.au/download/SetupManpWIN.exe
> http://www.deleeuw.com.au/download/SetupManpWIN64bit.exe
> Happy experiment.
> Paul & Marcus
>
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Paul and I invite you to visit the most recent issue of Manpwin dated
08/14/2018 (normally there a new issue every semester).
History: Manpwin was originally a fractal site, based on Fractint`s
aims and ideas: a free fractal site but then under a Windows `64 bits
(Paul de Leeuw appears in Fractint`s list of contributors).
During the last 5 years it was gradually increased by a ?dynamic? area
incorporating Oscillators with its Attractors and Maps, and even more
recently we implemented Surfaces and Knots.
?Dynamic? here has a threefold use: it?s a work-in-progress, has
algorithms to move and change all these 1, 2, 3,..10D mathematical
entities, and the entities in itself are mathematical models of:
physical, chemical, biological, astronomical, psychological,
geological, and many other temporally dependent phenomena.
What was unusual from the oscillators` papers on these dynamic
structures, was that we doubled the number of variables for each
attractor, maps and some knots. The trick was the use of the present
and past value of the variables. This changed enormously the number of
attractors already seen and the connection to real world phenomena got
much more complex, IF there is.
Another tour-de-force that only mathematics allows, we considered that
every 3 used, calculated variables, were under a different coordinates
system, 14 in all. That multiplied also the number of attractors to
more than 2 million.
Anyway, here you can get it in the 32 and 64 bits:
http://www.deleeuw.com.au/download/SetupManpWIN.exehttp://www.deleeuw.com.au/download/SetupManpWIN64bit.exe
Happy experiment.
Paul & Marcus
