It's even worse than it appears.
Yesterday I wrote about the fan art accounts on Twitter, and what they've made possible. I now have my app running and downloading images from the initial 26 accounts. I've uploaded the first batch of images to a GitHub repository. I plan to update them as long as there's interest in this project. I've also included the source code, with instructions, in case you want to run it yourself. I'm sure there will be problems that need fixing, if you spot anything, post an issue in the repo for the app. I love this, it started as a warm-up project, but quickly got a life of its own. #
Video demo. I pointed my iPhone at my living room TV, displaying my Mac Mini, which has the images from the new project. #
Really big things don't get imagined, imho, they just show up. I did not understand the web at first, I was reading about it, scratching my head, until boom, I saw it happening. #
This is the kind of ad I hoped the Lincoln Project would run. They can still occupy Trump's brain, rent-free, and it's still worth doing.#

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