A lot of it is dynamic, not a human decision. We find things that were allowed at work one day being blocked the next due to definition changes and categorisations. Mind you, that's for a sophisticated filter. Cookies are different but who's to say when they are changed and why.

This one is from NightCafe.

Have you ever wished you could have an AI program on your computer, rather than messing around online.  Look no further, I've discovered one.  It's named "Fooocus" and no, that's not a stutter, or a typo, F.o.o.o.c.u.s.

Now the main caveat, you will have to put a bit of work in to learn its capabilities, so, to the one person still reading after discovering you have to do a bit more than just type a word and hit enter...

The better your text prompt, the better your image, simples.  There are tricks and techniques to that though.  The link to the page is here. github.com/lllyasviel/Fooocus and the download link is on that page somewhere. Why didn't I give you a direct download link? It's not me being awkward, but you should read that page before you download the program, and you'll probably want to refer to it at a later stage. One thing it tells you is that when you double-click the .bat files that initialise Fooocus for the first time only it will download its "models" which can take quite a while. After that it's a lot swifter.

Here's one I made earlier.



That is a relatively low-res image, and the text prompt I used was as follows...

I'm not going to attempt to "teach" you how to use it.  #1 it spoils the fun of discovering things yourself and #2 I've only had it a few days and don't understand even half of it.

Anyway, if you fancy spending some time LEARNING this FREE program, which will probably include the use of GOOGLE, there it is.

Oh, I'm talking to myself now. aren't I?