This is great, thanks!
My favorite is Beams (the one at the very top of the page), reminds me of MGS1 “game over” screen animation a lot.
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#12This is cool! we can utilize the 'Burn' or 'ErrorCorrect' effects to highlight warnings or errors in logs dynamically, ensuring critical issues stand out in ongoing terminal output.
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#13I'm glad to see we all take the same approach to these sorts of things ^_^
self.move_cursor_to_top()
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#14This is amazing! Please never ever use it in production.
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#15This is amazing! Please never ever use it in production.
Idk I wouldn’t mind one or two of these as loading screens or something.
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#17In a similar vein in Emacs: M-x zone Every time you run it, it triggers a random screen saver effect. Fun when it's on a timer and triggers so your work colleagues wonder wth is going on.
I just get a blank emacs buffer when I run that.
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#18These effects remind me of some of the first programming I ever did: animated ASCII art for local BBS’s.
I remember dumping an entire day into something resembling Spider-Man. Was very exciting when a sysop put my work into their login sequence.
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#19This is amazing! Please never ever use it in production.
Why not?
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#20Reminds me of the drip.com TSR program that I put on some of the school computers circa 1990.