Hi, I've been wondering while I was away from keyboard for cca. ten days; considering your unicursal mazes are formed by making orthogonal choices for paths, would designing unicursal mazes where there's a different choice of going through the maze. I can't exactly imagine this, as I haven't even formulated the thought properly. I hope my slight ramble isn't completely incoherent, and I hope you can answer this.
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2025-10-28. Thank you for following my website.
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Hey, beautiful photographs (and a nice site as well. My wife recently bought the exact model of camera you have, including even the 50mm lens. Do you have any other lenses, and which would you recommend for a significantly different feel of pictures from the 50mm lense? Thanks in advance :)
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bog-body
1 month ago
thank you!! i only use the one lens so i'm afraid i don't have any recommendations on that front but i hope she enjoys experimenting with her new camera, i've had mine for 15 years and love it :)
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I just took a look at your log from yesterday, and saw you mentioned playing the original Pac-Man! I love old arcade games and have built up a collection of old arcade game ROMS and run them on an old Raspberry Pi 3 running primarily FB-Neo through Retropie, it's a pretty good alternative to just using MAME by itself. (I love retro arcade games, in case you couldn't tell)
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pinkbourbon
2 months ago
Neat setup; every now and again I think about setting something up but I feel it wasteful considering I have a few old laptops lying around, so I just mess with them. There's a collection of old windows games I can share a mega link to, but I'm not sure if that count's as piracy or not, or maybe it's considered archival?
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Hey, I absolutely love your Pac-Man remakes, brilliant work!
As my message was too long I was unable to add thank you at the end, so thanks in advance :)
Thanks for the comment. If I understand you correctly, are you asking about non-orthogonal choices, such as a diagonal line? If you, I do study those types of fields as well. There's a type of field called the 3xN fields (such as 3x4, 3x6, etc.) where legitimate original pairs can't be completed UNLESS you use diagonal lines.
Go to the Gallery section of the website to Legacy Exhibit #1 and you'll see an example of a unicursal maze that can only be completed utilizing (but not exclusively) diagonal lines.
Ah I see, I must've missed it, thank you!