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I was going to post this in the Humor section, but it goes here just because.

I started a fractal rendering, and it wanted something like 2 days to render.  It's a bit high resolution, so it struck me as no big deal. 

I left it running when I went to my employment this morning, and came home to this progress stat:



Has UF been watching my Doctor Who discs??  It's time warping!

I certainly has not been running for 5 years, and I am NOT going to wait 43 years for it to finish!

It's making progress.  The % Complete thingy has moved, but the pixels per second is stuck at zero.  It has moved since I got home from 10.1% to 10.4% - so it's still rendering correctly, I think...

Just posting this for a laugh really.

Maybe it should go in the humor section after all...

Anyone else ever see UF do this?  Maybe it heard me saying not nice things about it  (I do have "issues" with UF, and say so publicly).  Could it be mad at me?

Nah, the magnification is only about E200 or so.

Like I said, not a deep zoom at all.  Just making a high resolution spiral for use in a project.

Just - during the day - something happened and it chose to stop making sense with the time stamps.  It's up to 13% already, so it's definitely not really wanting that much time  (the remaining time is under 300,000 hours now).  So it knows it hiccuped, I guess.

Maybe it got a hold of my New Year's Eve Celebratory Substances??      

lol, the first number is days .... i believe.... 

better take less zoom, this is not finishing

and, btw, the zoom level i posted above:
100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
is 10^76
and the zoom level you are using right now is:
10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
which is basically the number that you said above, 10^200

so, be assured that this can take ages ....

It was a left over file from a really deep zoom sequence.

The final image was E800 or so, and took about a week to render.  I'm prepared for a day or two here.  I have to work all week anyhow, so wont be doing much playing.

In the time these posts took it's already at 13.4%, so it seems to be moving at an acceptable speed, just not showing the time correctly at all  (this did not happen on the E800 zoom I rendered before!).  It just lost track of something, somewhere...