Hi, I am getting error messages when I try to send a completed Chibi paint drawing. I made the above noodle in Shi - that one seems to work for me. Is anyone else having this issue?
This is the error message I am getting: https://www.tommoody.us/images/aug15/chibi_send_error.PNG
Robert Lorayn@ Wednesday, August 12th 2015, 11:38 PM
so here's the story:
Java has updated its crossdomain security policy requiring a higher level of control on the server itself. I ran into this issue myself a couple months back so i'm trying to recall what the details were.
Basically right now java will try to establish connection to the IP of the server but without explicit approval in the server's crossdomain.xml file it won't allow it to create a connection. While we might have some crossdomain control at the domain name, we dont (as far as i know through our hosting service) have it at the IP level.
The fix, where server control isn't possible, is to downgrade java to before it instituted this policy. I want to say that version is 7.25- but i'm running on months old fleeting memories.
Unfortunately not ideal, but i hope it makes sense.
Thanks for the info, Robert. Am happy to report that I just switched to LinuxMint and their IcedTea-Web plugin handles Chibi with no dysfunctions that I can see. Am looking forward to some CCDS fun outside the increasingly unbearable Windows environment!
I really dislike these towers, we have them here in mall parking lots. Wish I could just drive them off a cliff. Sorry for taking it out on your picture.
Was thinking about a "It's Only Humanist"-style essay that considers "300" as the dark side of Greek New Media, "expressing young filmmakers' yearning for manly virtue and ancient rituals of violence in the disconnected, affectless time of the Internet. In contrast to the aestheticized holistic beauty favored by the Athenians, The Spartans' CGI abs and pecs conjure a warrior cult of the body: free-floating signifiers of sweaty buffness but also a grotesque cyborg 'skinning' of the human form."
There are many applications to fuzzyballs, one of which could create a slicker substance than teflon. A fully fluorinated buckyball would create the slickest molecular lubricant known to man, C60F60.
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- [Homepage]@ Tuesday, August 8th 2017, 9:14 AM
Incredibly perfect!
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- [Homepage]@ Tuesday, August 8th 2017, 9:15 AM
This drawing has been sitting in the back of my mind ever since you posted it. It is so bizarre and stunning. The colors remind me of an old botanical illustration.
Thanks, Sara. The feedback is much appreciated. Some of my favorite science fiction stories deal with far-future worlds where plants have mutated into quasi-sentient life, e.g, Hothouse by Brian Aldiss. I'm glad if any of that weirdness is getting across.
To tell the truth I'd never actually used photoshops smear tool at all. These applets were the first time I'd tried them out. Which is probably why I use them so much now. In any case I really envy your color choices.
Thanks, re: the color. Chibi's smears handle more like paint than Adobe's -- Photoshop just sort of averages the difference between smeared and unsmeared and then makes you really work to drag the "average" around the screen. The end result looks exactly like what you did - drag some average around the screen. (Maybe it's just the versions of Photoshop I use that come bundled with a scanner or printer, but I doubt it.)
Hi, I am getting error messages when I try to send a completed Chibi paint drawing. I made the above noodle in Shi - that one seems to work for me. Is anyone else having this issue?
https://www.tommoody.us/images/aug15/chibi_send_error.PNG
Java has updated its crossdomain security policy requiring a higher level of control on the server itself. I ran into this issue myself a couple months back so i'm trying to recall what the details were.
Basically right now java will try to establish connection to the IP of the server but without explicit approval in the server's crossdomain.xml file it won't allow it to create a connection. While we might have some crossdomain control at the domain name, we dont (as far as i know through our hosting service) have it at the IP level.
The fix, where server control isn't possible, is to downgrade java to before it instituted this policy. I want to say that version is 7.25- but i'm running on months old fleeting memories.
Unfortunately not ideal, but i hope it makes sense.