Post by Chris M. ThomassonPost by sobriquetPost by Chris M. Thomassonhttp://youtu.be/IhHOWHw7E5Y
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Cool!
http://youtu.be/oZ3GlyptFsk
Oh yeah, that's nice. Actually, it reminds me one of my geometry shaders
in GLSL that can build my field in real time, usually 50-60 fps. The
shader starts from points in a field, then builds the lines in real time
on the GPU.
It was a coding exercise in 1985, on a Commodore 64,
to result little shooting and exploding fireworks,
in 8 bit color and 8 bit sound.
One of the coolest little kits was the radio shack micro setup,
it had about 20KB in a unit the size of a pack of cigarettes
and a little micro keyboard, connected to UHF on channel 2, or 3.
About 1987.
Pre-dated the Apple Newton about 10 years, about 1/10 the cost.
Especially the micro keyboard.
About 1986 is was a lot of fun to make screen-savers
with Turbo Pascal on the Apples.
Yet, Logo and his Turtle is still a thing.
Indeed, Happy 4'th, Happy 4'th of July: Independence Day, U.S.A.