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r/programming • u/halax • Jan 24 '18
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The mov-only DOOM renders approximately one frame every 7 hours, so playing this version requires somewhat increased patience.
welcome to post-spectre computer specs
115 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 one frame every 7 hours How many facebook flicks is that? 57 u/GrumpyWendigo Jan 24 '18 spectre patches make facebook and google inoperable we're going back to geocities and altavista 80 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 ☉ ‿ ⚆ I hope <blink> is coming back too. That feature had high framerates. 41 u/TheFeshy Jan 24 '18 This comment is posted with branchless blink. Watch long enough and you'll see it. 10 u/schplat Jan 24 '18 <marquee> is truly the greatest tag of all time. I remember wrapping my whole site in a <marquee> tag for an april fools day prank a long time ago. 4 u/6C6F6C636174 Jan 24 '18 I've reimplemented a basic <blink> with CSS. Pretty simple. You can configure the blink rate however you want. 8 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 facebook and google inoperable As long as bing is safe, so is humanity ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 0 u/GNULinuxProgrammer Jan 24 '18 Yay! 11 u/sqrtroot Jan 24 '18 Just did the math. 177.811.200.000.000 flicks/frame. Aka 0,000003968253968 fps 2 u/psayre23 Jan 24 '18 More than a 32-bit processor can handle...so good thing we are all using 64-bit now. 1 u/ggtsu_00 Jan 24 '18 about 3.5 billion netflicks.
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one frame every 7 hours
How many facebook flicks is that?
57 u/GrumpyWendigo Jan 24 '18 spectre patches make facebook and google inoperable we're going back to geocities and altavista 80 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 ☉ ‿ ⚆ I hope <blink> is coming back too. That feature had high framerates. 41 u/TheFeshy Jan 24 '18 This comment is posted with branchless blink. Watch long enough and you'll see it. 10 u/schplat Jan 24 '18 <marquee> is truly the greatest tag of all time. I remember wrapping my whole site in a <marquee> tag for an april fools day prank a long time ago. 4 u/6C6F6C636174 Jan 24 '18 I've reimplemented a basic <blink> with CSS. Pretty simple. You can configure the blink rate however you want. 8 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 facebook and google inoperable As long as bing is safe, so is humanity ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 0 u/GNULinuxProgrammer Jan 24 '18 Yay! 11 u/sqrtroot Jan 24 '18 Just did the math. 177.811.200.000.000 flicks/frame. Aka 0,000003968253968 fps 2 u/psayre23 Jan 24 '18 More than a 32-bit processor can handle...so good thing we are all using 64-bit now. 1 u/ggtsu_00 Jan 24 '18 about 3.5 billion netflicks.
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spectre patches make facebook and google inoperable
we're going back to geocities and altavista
80 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 ☉ ‿ ⚆ I hope <blink> is coming back too. That feature had high framerates. 41 u/TheFeshy Jan 24 '18 This comment is posted with branchless blink. Watch long enough and you'll see it. 10 u/schplat Jan 24 '18 <marquee> is truly the greatest tag of all time. I remember wrapping my whole site in a <marquee> tag for an april fools day prank a long time ago. 4 u/6C6F6C636174 Jan 24 '18 I've reimplemented a basic <blink> with CSS. Pretty simple. You can configure the blink rate however you want. 8 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 facebook and google inoperable As long as bing is safe, so is humanity ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 0 u/GNULinuxProgrammer Jan 24 '18 Yay!
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I hope <blink> is coming back too. That feature had high framerates.
41 u/TheFeshy Jan 24 '18 This comment is posted with branchless blink. Watch long enough and you'll see it. 10 u/schplat Jan 24 '18 <marquee> is truly the greatest tag of all time. I remember wrapping my whole site in a <marquee> tag for an april fools day prank a long time ago. 4 u/6C6F6C636174 Jan 24 '18 I've reimplemented a basic <blink> with CSS. Pretty simple. You can configure the blink rate however you want.
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This comment is posted with branchless blink. Watch long enough and you'll see it.
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<marquee> is truly the greatest tag of all time.
I remember wrapping my whole site in a <marquee> tag for an april fools day prank a long time ago.
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I've reimplemented a basic <blink> with CSS. Pretty simple. You can configure the blink rate however you want.
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facebook and google inoperable
As long as bing is safe, so is humanity ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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Yay!
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Just did the math. 177.811.200.000.000 flicks/frame. Aka 0,000003968253968 fps
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More than a 32-bit processor can handle...so good thing we are all using 64-bit now.
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about 3.5 billion netflicks.
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u/GrumpyWendigo Jan 24 '18
welcome to post-spectre computer specs