I really enjoyed the mix of old and new on this one....
http://www.learningprocessing.com/examples/chapter-17/example-17-4/
My first "Computer Graphics" program was a program that allowed you to
place charges of different magnitudes on a plane and then calculated the
"field strength" on the plane and plotted it on a line-printer. Of
course I *then* did some *character* image printing, imagining I was
*inventing it* myself... I suspect it was the first thing anyone did
with the first line-printer that allowed overprinting!
On 04/30/2014 10:57 PM, Tom Carter wrote:
rain . . .
Ah, the joys of curses on a vt100 . . . :-)
Not just rain!
http://youtu.be/I83eVi6b3Rw
Ahh, the irony of uploading a video of that to youtube. I feel like
such a hipster.
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