Haha, Twitter video compression ruined the effect a bit. Here, I uploaded it to YouTube whoever wants to see actually sharp pixels move around: https://t.co/3mVwKz1CHl
Turns out, it's fun to see pixels move along a Hilbert curve! :D
Surprising order in chaos can be seen when the number of shifts is highly divisible by 2 (e.g. powers of 2).
@GlitchPhD Very good video.
I actually missed your reply about the fininshed video here, but YouTube recommended the video anyway. I totally forgot this conversation here, and so I just thought "huh, nice video, very well researched, I wonder who that is". :D
Apparently the English Dell website uses your IP location to decide the cookie banner language and then machine translates it to English.
The variations for the buttons "Accept All" and "Reject All" are amazing.
With how videos are carelessly converted and moved from one platform to another nowadays, I'd expect we're not far off from the peak of true video game layouts:
So I wondered what farming score looked like.
It seems there are faster ways, and yet the idea of creating a koopa army walking into their doom did intrigue me...
My favorite activity recently is forcing AIs to detect objects in very differently looking images than the ones it was trained on.
Results range from "Wow, close enough" to "Yoshi is a traffic light".
Introducing the revolutionary Tallscreen Hack!
Playing retro console games on your phone has never been easier! It even adjusts gameplay to fit mobile gamers' needs!
Truly the pinnacle of gaming!
https://t.co/jlaIO7q4Tj
Ever wondered what a modern TAS looks like on an emulator from 1997?
Ever wondered what it *sounds* like?
Enjoy a mix of terrific entertainment and horrific emulation: https://t.co/Z9WM4ynE1Q
Here, I made a corner clip video of SMW, but it also displays an effective hitbox of each pixel, showing how it pushes the player.
It's attempting to visualize why a clip is possible in the first place.