Generated this way because I still haven’t gotten my jpeg generator to work right.
So, who (can/cares to try) and identify what this is?
Requires your brightness and contrast to be fairly high…
http://www.cs.cuc.edu/~dpomery/foo.html
http://www.cs.cuc.edu/~dpomery/red.html
In IE 3.0, http://www.cs.cuc.edu/~dpomery/foo.html is displayed as a big black rectangle, with some vertical and diagonal gray streaks, plus many random small gray squares. It didn’t look like anything in particular.
In Netscape Explorer 4.08, http://www.cs.cuc.edu/~dpomery/red.html locked the browser up after it was loaded, so nothing was displayed. (I tried twice).
At this point, I lost all interest. Sorry.
Alright, I’m on a 768K DSL connection, and after I saw that the freakin page was almost a meg, I gave up. And that’s after waiting almost a minute. I’ll try it on the school’s T1 later on.
As for lock-ups and other bizaare behaviour, yeah, it is 10,000 elements…
Essentially I was curious if possibly prime distribution might have a sort of fractal pattern to it. I thought if I asked people to look at the sieve for the numbers 1 to 10,000 they might notice something with no preconceptions…
That’s probably in rendering the page, not downloading it.
Should check your CPU activity. 
Second one resembles DNA, sorta. To me. And PC froze.
… - … … -. -.- - … … … — -. . … … – — .-. … . -.-. — -… . … … -… . .-- .- -.-- …
I saw crisscrossed diagonals and vertical stripes in the first one. Kinda reminded me of an argyle pattern.