Rotary Jails
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Rotary Jails
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#2It's always interesting to see the weird things that are designed after technology advances but before it is optimized.
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#3Tom Scott has made a video on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DGXHMOhXAw
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#4There's some kind of sickening scroll acceleration applied to this page, making it exceedingly frustrating to use with a magic mouse. Not surprised due to level of shit shoveled onto the site, but I have no idea why anybody would want to subject their users to this.
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#5If this caught your imagination, you'll want to read the short story "Manuscript Found in a Police State" by Brian Aldiss
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#6It's always interesting to see the weird things that are designed after technology advances but before it is optimized.
Or, alternatively, horrible over-engineering for only a very slight benefit (fewer guards), with huge externalized cost (prisoners feelings about living in such a concoction, fire safety).
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#7There's some kind of sickening scroll acceleration applied to this page, making it exceedingly frustrating to use with a magic mouse. Not surprised due to level of shit shoveled onto the site, but I have no idea why anybody would want to subject their users to this.
It feels like someone recreated the experience of a slippery ice floor from a platformer game in a webpage. It's amazing that they found something less pleasant to do on a webpage than the mouse-following-sparkles that used to be popular on people's geocities pages.
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#8If this caught your imagination, you'll want to read the short story "Manuscript Found in a Police State" by Brian Aldiss
Also, the “great wheel” in his Helliconia books (which takes this idea to rather extreme levels).
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#9I got a real flashback to Wolfenstein: The New Order from this :D
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#10If this caught your imagination, you'll want to read the short story "Manuscript Found in a Police State" by Brian Aldiss
Aldiss also has described the Wheel of Kharnabar in "Helliconia Winter": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helliconia#Helliconia_Winter