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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Jun 1998.
Re: No, but Sierpinsky's Triangle is. (WAS: Re: wait! stoneh

Re: No, but Sierpinsky's Triangle is. (WAS: Re: wait! stonehenge is a fractal?)

Well, I did similar things to fractals, just point your browser to my website, then
select: The Shocksteins
select: shockwave experiments.

True fractal algorithms are too computing intensive and would display too
slowly over the web and on slower computers of websurfers. So I used a much
faster pseudofractal (and pseudorandom) algorithm in that section of my website.

> PC, you need to re-do some old math homework:

Well, and what accomplishments in fractals can _you_ come up with to accompany
the pretentious tone, Veronicastein?  ;-))

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Subject: Re: No, but Sierpinsky's Triangle is. (WAS: Re: wait! stonehenge is a fractal?)
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