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Check out ... the lastest issue has a very nice Shockwave video piece...by karsten schmidt & ralf sturm.... The downloadable version is far better than the online ver so go for that if pos...6meg download...but worth it... Similar to those Demos of the Amiga, C64 but with better 3D & music I think... |
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you think thats impresive check some of the exes at http://www.256b.com/ basically graphic demos in exactly 256 bytes. if you dont have an idea of how little code this is, the windows notepad.exe executable is about 51,000 bytes..try downloading something from 256b.com and dragging the .exe into an open notepad to see the code, it will just look like garbage- its been compiled but its only like 4 lines |
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seeing as my first computer had 1K of memory, yeah, I do know what bytes are... but yeah, 256 bytes is very impressive.... ;)... |
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yeah alot of them have source code with them theyre all coded directly into assembly. i thaught yuo might have an idea of this stuff with your name or maybe thats really your name |
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