A selfie set in stone: hidden portrait by mason found in Spain 900 years on
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Re: A selfie set in stone: hidden portrait by mason found in Spain 900 years on
#2Artists including themselves in their art was also common during the renaissance. Da Vinci apparently included himself in his painting Adoration of the Magi (https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/adoration-of-the-mag..., see figure on the bottom right).
Re: A selfie set in stone: hidden portrait by mason found in Spain 900 years on
#3Artists including themselves in their art was also common during the renaissance. Da Vinci apparently included himself in his painting Adoration of the Magi ( https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/adoration-of-the-mag... , see figure on the bottom right).
And Tintoretto is thought to be one of the bearers of the golden calf in a painting displayed in his parish church in Venice.
Re: A selfie set in stone: hidden portrait by mason found in Spain 900 years on
#4Which software will we still be using in 900 years?
Re: A selfie set in stone: hidden portrait by mason found in Spain 900 years on
#5Which software will we still be using in 900 years?
I don't know, but it'll be running on a VM with the clock set back so it believes 2038 hasn't happened yet.
Re: A selfie set in stone: hidden portrait by mason found in Spain 900 years on
#6Which software will we still be using in 900 years?
DB/2
Re: A selfie set in stone: hidden portrait by mason found in Spain 900 years on
#7Which software will we still be using in 900 years?
lisp
Re: A selfie set in stone: hidden portrait by mason found in Spain 900 years on
#8Which software will we still be using in 900 years?
I only know that it will be written in COBOL. Wait, trike that. Not "will be written"; it's already written. it will only get maintained.
Re: A selfie set in stone: hidden portrait by mason found in Spain 900 years on
#9Which software will we still be using in 900 years?
I don't know, but it'll be running on a VM with the clock set back so it believes 2038 hasn't happened yet.
2038 is just 19 to 20 years away ( depending upon your IT and business activity cycles).
We’re close to 2038 than to 2000 ( Y2K ).