Tag Archives: code

911 by Limbo, 1997. Amiga-demo with PETSCII. More here.

Chris Sievey – Camouflage, 1983. This video shows a ZX81-program that runs in sync with the song. Sieve programmed the software as well. It available on the B-side of the 7″ vinyl, as a harsh audiostream of data. This audio could be loaded as software on the ZX81. More info.

Btw – the ZX81 turned 31 years old yesterday!

Spirits (ascii) by Nick Kwiatek, 2011. Animated and interactive ASCII fluid. Mentioned here and here.

prostheticknowledge:

10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1);: GOTO 10 (2012)

Piece of code in the Commodore 64 manual, used in a small digital art show called ‘Codings’ at the Pace Digital Gallery, New York, which looks at code, text and digital art:

A 3-line version of this program appeared in the original Commodore 64 User’s guide:

10 PRINT “{CLR/HOME}
20 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)
30 GOTO 20

This is one of many short basic programs, for this and other computers, that have been entered by users seeking to puzzle their friends, to learn more about computing, and to see aesthetically pleasing output.

You can find out more about the show here

[sad confession – I never knew there was an easy bit of code to do this on a Commodore … I discovered the effect myself, but did it manually, typing the two characters myself at random …]

This led to the 10print book.