When I became aware of Fractint, decades ago now, it was already quite mature. I was always curious as to how Fractint might be translated into other areas of mathematics, some contributors were knowledgable in mathematics others creative in unexpected ways. Sometimes I wondered, is someone on the list going to code a new physics theory in a few lines of code ? On Tue, May 9, 2023 at 8:19 AM Richard <legalize@xmission.com> wrote:
In article < CAFLr274Sc04DBsHuytvYo2V3KHwpkrZXOiEYawrE_7YQqBztZA@mail.gmail.com>, Timothy Wegner <tim@tswegner.net> writes:
The list is alive although since Fractint is very old, list traffic is
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