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This is a surprisingly delightful niche of computer art I've never seen before. Poke around the homepage some, you'll find some very creative ones.
This is a good overview of some of the best demoscene stuff of 2020: https://youtu.be/CVAvuhNBt-Y
What exactly are we looking at here?
mov al,13h ; 2 int 10h ; 2 frameloop: les ax,[bx] ; 2 mov ah,0xcc ; 2 mul di ; 2 mov al,16 ; 2 fractalloop: ja snobby ; 2 inc ax ; 1 snobby: adc dl,[fs:0x46C] ; 5 (f&^k this shit!) sbb dh,dl ; 2 ror dl,cl ; 2 adc dl,dh ; 2 jno fractalloop ; 2 stosb ; 1 jmp frameloop ; 2 nop ; bonus, because 32 bytes was too much free space for me.
This is a surprisingly delightful niche of computer art I've never seen before. Poke around the homepage some, you'll find some very creative ones.
YouTube link for those of us without DOS handy: https://youtu.be/kM2i2s4ItiA
And its last byte is a NOP, quite a flex :-).
Anyone care to comment on the name ?
; Inspired by "Auguries of Innocence", a poem by William Blake
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; To see a World in a Grain of Sand
; And a Heaven in a Wild Flower
; Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
; And Eternity in an hour
And 32 is of course the size in bytes of the executable.
Anyone care to comment on the name ?
Anyone care to comment on the name ?
From the source: ; Inspired by "Auguries of Innocence", a poem by William Blake ; ; To see a World in a Grain of Sand ; And a Heaven in a Wild Flower ; Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand ; And Eternity in an hour And 32 is of course the size in bytes of the executable.