I saw this on slashdot the other day, but couldn't get to the site until this morning.
 I figured there may be some interest here.

http://www.iheartchaos.com/2008/01/28/Programming-as-an-art-form/

Now the site will go offline again by getting P.O-Ted.  (That doesn't sound as good as
slashdotted, does it?)

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Kyle escreveu:
> I saw this on slashdot the other day, but couldn't get to the site until this
morning.  I figured there may be some interest here.
> 
> http://www.iheartchaos.com/2008/01/28/Programming-as-an-art-form/
> 
> Now the site will go offline again by getting P.O-Ted.  (That doesn't sound as good
as slashdotted, does it?)

yes, the demoscene has consistently been throughout the years a source 
of technical amazement.  And a subset of the demoscene has gained a life 
on its own:  the music of such demos, aka mod music, aka chiptunes.

Look out for some fantastic music by guys like Purple Motion, Elwood or 
Necros in sites like:
http://modarchive.org/
http://www.scenemusic.eu/

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> yes, the demoscene has consistently been throughout the years a source 
> of technical amazement.  And a subset of the demoscene has gained a life 
> on its own:  the music of such demos, aka mod music, aka chiptunes.
> 
> Look out for some fantastic music by guys like Purple Motion, Elwood or 
> Necros in sites like:
> http://modarchive.org/
> http://www.scenemusic.eu/

<3

I can play most chiptunes by dualtrax (http://dualtrax.com/) on the 
keyboard :)

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