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The Electric State (2025) A Review

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The name of this movie has more than one meaning to it. The first is obvious as it involves robots who have evolved into life forms. The other not so obvious is that all we are in our minds is electrical impulses. There is the idea that when we pass on, that electricity transcends to another state of being and what we are lives on after the body is gone. This is stated, in part, near the start of the movie but is easy to miss. I’m going to do this review in text, because the movie got to me enough, that I may get emotional on video and start leaking. It was (at least to me) deeply moving and a vision of a possible reality not too long off from now. It is also a vision of what might be an ethical dilemma in the future, where we ignore very evil things happening so we can enjoy our lives more. The start is just a back story and a lead into the ending emotionally speaking. We jump soon after to a girl in high school who refuses to use the technology, they want her to use to learn with as ...
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COMMODORE 64 COLOR CODES

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Following is the color codes to reproduce the C64 colors in PhotoShop or other similar graphics programs. Now you too can pixel paint just like the old 8 bit days with 16 colors. RGB  0 = $000000 RGB  1 = $FFFFFF RGB  2 = $924A40 RGB  3 = $84C5CC RGB  4 = $9351B6 RGB  5 = $72B14B RGB  6 = $483AAA RGB  7 = $D5DF7C RGB  8 = $675200 RGB  9 = $C33D00 RGB 10 = $C18178 RGB 11 = $606060 RGB 12 = $8A8A8A RGB 13 = $B3EC91 RGB 14 = $867ADE RGB 15 = $B3B3B3
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HOME MADE MOOSE JAW, SASKATCHEWAN POST CARD (3 VERSIONS)

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  Edited in PaintShop Pro. Vector boxes with rounded edges and slightly different shade of yellow for the backgrounds. There are 3 layers in the original (saved for future use). Background, photo layer and the boxes. This has the photo layer in grey scale and set to multiply.   This has the photo layer set to multiply with the normal colors. This has photo layer set to normal (like most would do).
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