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ANNO·​TRICESIMO·​DIE·​DVCENTESIMO·​TRICESIMO·​OCTAVO·​VITÆ·​POVYA
Applying Sub-Pixel Shading To System 6 Background Patterns

Out of stress, I was playing with the background patterns of my Macintosh System 6, and then I wanted to see how can I create a magenta with the colors there. Given the resolution of emulation, you have a pattern that is absolutely impossible to read. And so, I used pink, red, dark blue, green, and a bit of gray to achive this magenta like color with the ways pixels are usually put on displays and engines like Skia optimize for them…

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The computer really is a folk instrument. Electronic music is like folk music.

I mean, people pass around sound samples, and do remixes, and the same way that folk music is passed around; in people with different lyrics, different orchestrations, different improvisations, you know… it’s the computer; and electronic music in general are folk media.

LAURIE SPIEGEL
↖︎ Loud as a Mouse: The Story of Music Mouse by Laurie Spiegel
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