Sheila Holmes and Doctor Wanda Comic Panel Description

Interesting Stuff found on my old hard disk ;) [$9C]

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  Interesting Stuff found on my old hard disk ;) [$9C]
  
  Model: Grok
  
  Size: 1920 X 1920 (3.69 MP)
  
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  Prompt: Draw a comix-style 1900's detective cartoon strip, with two frames. In the first frame is a beautiful purple-haired woman (Sheila) holding a magnifying glass and wearing a long purple velvet dress; and a pink-haired woman (Wanda) wearing a flouncy-sleeved multicoloured tie-dye kaftan and beige platform sandals. At the top of the drawing is the title "Sheila Holmes and Doctor Wanda". The title is completely visible in the picture. In the second frame we zoom out to a view of their apartment. On the desk is a PC hard drive with its lid off, which they are viewing though a magnifying glass. The frame is captioned "The Markov Ritual".
  
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  Aspect Ratio: square
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Draw a comix-style 1900's detective cartoon strip, with two frames. In the first frame is a beautiful purple-haired woman (Sheila) holding a magnifying glass and wearing a long purple velvet dress; and a pink-haired woman (Wanda) wearing a flouncy-sleeved multicoloured tie-dye kaftan and beige platform sandals. At the top of the drawing is the title "Sheila Holmes and Doctor Wanda". The title is completely visible in the picture. In the second frame we zoom out to a view of their apartment. On the desk is a PC hard drive with its lid off, which they are viewing though a magnifying glass. The frame is captioned "The Markov Ritual".

More about Interesting Stuff found on my old hard disk ;) [$9C]

While fiddling around with my protected mode HDD device driver, I found some interesting stuff on an old 160GB ex-Macintosh drive. Namely, what appears to be Markov Chains :) These are trees of plaintext words captured from every website you visit, along with relative probabilities of each word following another relevant word. Nowadays popular in LLM's (Large Language Models) they are also found in spellcheckers and Google's drop-down word predictor. Local "auto-lect" words such as "wooee" and "squishy" were found (and confirmed with Norton Utilities and UBCD Disk Editor). So, folks, if you have confidential stuff on your HDD, run DBAN (a disk zeroiser) on it before you recycle your old computer bits! :)