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Am 26.03.26 um 20:26 schrieb tTh:
> On 3/21/26 00:21, Bald Eagle wrote:
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>> Post something. It doesn't matter what it is.
>> Really. Just post it. Here.
>
> Ok ok. I've been working on this animation for two years,
> and i now publish this version, just a work in progress,
> but is a nice land for a lot of enhancements.
>
> https://tube.interhacker.space/w/rNEQbXXZGZFnoabG7uB6FR
>
Interesting and technically well-executed, but difficult to interpret
without an explanation of what’s happening here. On your website, I
found some French explanations which I first had to translate using
DeepL.com, but which do help with understanding. Perhaps you should
present your ideas a bit more clearly here. As I cannot find the source
of your inspiration (a sci-fi illustration site from the last century
featuring futuristic cities and cone-shaped buildings) without further
clues, and I therefore cannot know how closely your scenario mirrors
this – possibly dystopian – model, I can only say that the scenery
strikes me as conveying a somewhat too gloomy atmosphere. Does the sun
not shine in this universe?
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
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"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscape net> wrote:
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> Well, I started like everyone else using TRS-80's, and my first home computer
> was a Timex Sinclair 1000. Then a VIC-20, Then an Atari 800XL.
> I didn't buy myself a "real" computer until after college.
>
> I miss the joystick port. That was like my own interface to the outside world.
> I suppose I could just use a Raspberry Pi, but being able to have a simple
> makeshift I/O port was really fun.
>
My path was owning a VIC-20 first, then Commodore 64, then Amiga 2000 with XT
Bridgeboard, then a TI-99 4A I bought at a rummage sale for I think around 2
dollars, then various PCs and a Mac or two (Macs either given to me or at
rummage sale for a dollar or five).
My interface port of choice was the VIC-20 User port - parallel port that was
easy to program.
> > > What's up with shadertoy?
> >
> > ... It is very annoying, but the site
> > does work for me once I wait the rather long time (not "it's never going to
> > work" long though) to get to the checkbox,
>
> I only get a black page that says "Bad request"
>
> > If your browser is too old
> I'm using M$ Edge.
>
> - BE
Hmmm.,. I don't know what would cause that. Any chance you live in a country
that cloudflare.com wouldn't service (they are the company providing the human
verification test). I don't know if there is any country that cloudflare
doesn't work in though. The internet says the typical things: clear browser
cache, clear cookies (maybe too many cookies), check URL for errors, check to
make sure browser extensions aren't screwing it up, try a different browser,
etc. But you said it happens on multiple browsers so I don't think it would be
any of that.
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