Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
psychedeliasyndro.me
Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
1–10 of 12 posts
Re: Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
#2Always glad to see Jeff Minters work featured.
As an aside, check out his youtube channel. It is entirely just him and his life/work partner feeding sheep, donkeys and llamas on this property. Very cool! Many discs are inserted into them. Discs being hobnobs biscuits/cookies.
Re: Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
#3Always glad to see Jeff Minters work featured. As an aside, check out his youtube channel. It is entirely just him and his life/work partner feeding sheep, donkeys and llamas on this property. Very cool! Many discs are inserted into them. Discs being hobnobs biscuits/cookies. https://www.youtube.com/@stinkyox
the FPS genre? (First Person [biscuit] Supplier)
Re: Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
#4[dead]
Re: Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
#5This is a beautifully written book. Immersive, detailed, and well-written. Halfway through and loving it so far!
Re: Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
#6From @stefantalpalaru (comment dead)
> The software being used to illustrate an unrelated song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7UsnI_HQYM
Re: Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
#7Always glad to see Jeff Minters work featured. As an aside, check out his youtube channel. It is entirely just him and his life/work partner feeding sheep, donkeys and llamas on this property. Very cool! Many discs are inserted into them. Discs being hobnobs biscuits/cookies. https://www.youtube.com/@stinkyox
I recognised Jeff on the tube on the way to a computer exhibition at some point in the 80s. I was just a pimply youth, but he was really charming and happy to have a chat. Made my day!
Re: Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
#8Is there a print copy of this available?
Re: Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
#9Always glad to see Jeff Minters work featured. As an aside, check out his youtube channel. It is entirely just him and his life/work partner feeding sheep, donkeys and llamas on this property. Very cool! Many discs are inserted into them. Discs being hobnobs biscuits/cookies. https://www.youtube.com/@stinkyox
I like to watch these. When I put them on my two border collies lose their minds. Yes, they can see the TV and recognize what's on it. And they run frantically around the house looking for the sheep. It's kind of funny.
Only problem is it making my wife want sheep and I don't want to deal with that.
Re: Psychedelia syndrome: the pixels and code of Jeff Minter's 'Psychedelia'
#10Always glad to see Jeff Minters work featured. As an aside, check out his youtube channel. It is entirely just him and his life/work partner feeding sheep, donkeys and llamas on this property. Very cool! Many discs are inserted into them. Discs being hobnobs biscuits/cookies. https://www.youtube.com/@stinkyox
I like to watch these. When I put them on my two border collies lose their minds. Yes, they can see the TV and recognize what's on it. And they run frantically around the house looking for the sheep. It's kind of funny. Only problem is it making my wife want sheep and I don't want to deal with that.
Make a deal: no sheep unless your wife learns how to count them properly? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yan_tan_tethera