Comments by "Brad Griffin" (@BradGryphonn) on "Qxir" channel.

  1. I dived down the rabbit hole with some of these AI image generators and found it fascinating to think about what was going on behind the scenes. It has taken years of machine learning to be able to create this stuff, and the trippy thing is, the code is learning as it creates the images people request. I have grown up through the birth of 'mainstream' computing. I saw humans use computers to get to the moon. I watched as movies began using computers to plan stunts. I played with Ti computers in seismic oil search in the late 70s. I watched as computers started to become affordable for the average person and eventually worked in the Infotech security field. I left the industry in the late 2000s and wow, a lot has been happening over the past 15 years. Often it's a mutation of what computing and the internet was supposed to give to humanity
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  2. I'll never forget this tragedy. It stuck in my head as a kid and never really left.
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  3.  @absent-mindedchaos7636  Hey, thank you. I do get a bit chatty when I write comments. Thanks for reading them.
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  4. What about the Vogons?
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  5. Typical bloody woman... This short film is a terrible example of 'The Luck of the Irish'.
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  6. "...pulled from shelves six weeks after he came out..." Gold right there.
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  7. Erwin Saunders is worth a search for some fun fairy hunting.
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  8. I'm glad we only read it. Hearing it can make your ears bleed. Or worse.  @hellenohello6604 
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  9. KEEERAZZZY!
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  10. The last minute or so of this was awesome for me. You were talking about having a few thousand views and I see the cont at 3.37 mil on the first day 2020. And your sub count has climbed in 2 years :). I'm subbed. Your style is cool. Oh, and the last bit, the blooper, that was funny as .
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  11. This was funny as when it was reported.
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  12. Well then. I'm glad I took photos of the blimp I saw over here in Brisbane about 6 years ago.
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  13. I was a spelunker in a former life. I never had an issue with enclosed spaces, except in areas where the roof of the cave looked unstable. That sort of experience really tests your kahunas.
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  14. I had to revisit this review. What a brilliant movie!
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  15. For the uninitiated, 'Mussos', means those under Mussolini's regime from 1925 to the 40s. 'Wop' means Italian. Now you know some old Aussie slang.
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  16. Isn't it weird that someone would want to shade themselves from the sun?
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  17. Being an East Coast, North Queenslander, I remember when Tom and Eileen were abandoned at sea and drowned. I often wondered if I'd see them in the future on some remote beach, living the hermit hippy lifestyle. Sadly, I doubt they planned their disappearance, let alone survived.
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  18. That was a great tribute
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  19. I know someone will give me some stick, and I know it can be hard to pronounce, but it is nuclear, not nucular. As in 'newclear' or 'nueclear'. Love your content. I really enjoyed this one. Edit: later in the video you change the pronunciation.
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  20. Great story! G'day from Australia. When I was about 7 or 8-years-old, I phoned up a radio station to request a song. It was 'Long Haired Lover From Liverpool' by Donny Osmond. The Dj said, "So, do you like girls?" after he asked my age and heard my request... "Nup...I like footy!"
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  21. I really did enjoy this. Especially the history side of it.
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  22. How ignorant can this mob be? I'm pretty sure most people are smart enough to have realised, as soon as the hoops and netting were mentioned, that this 'safety' measure was doomed to fail.
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