backwards technology.


they were doing crap like that in the 50s.



or go a theme park:

 

 

FIRE PHOTON PORKPEDOS!

(you cannot change the laws of linguica)

also.
unrelated:


I was doing a search on polydactyly and ran across this:







and on the same page I found that little fella, I found this chick and learned about hypertrichosis

 

poor radiation babies.

 

Maybe hypertrichosis is the beginning of a new branch of humans, so that one day the population will look like something from a Final Fantasy game. Lionel the Lion Faced Man looks like someone I would expect to see in an RPG world.

 

You don't scare me, freak. Underneath all that hair, you're still a dork. I've handled your kind before. Your mama used to steal chickens out of the backyard until I blew her head off with a shotgun. Right?

 

Oh, so amusing.

 

Add a little bit more space, and you have yourself a Quake clone called .kkrieger. This game fits within 96kb.

They don't store any textures within the game file, just the procedures used to generate the textures.

 

The renderer is the one part where I raise an eyebrow, and go "wtf?" - that's specifically why I include the "I could do it if I was able to use libraries."

So long as you could define the objects in a small space, and you had a highly intelligent library for the renderer, I do not see why you could not do it in 64k, or even 4k for your other one. Seriously, pay attention to the 4k one - it's basically one single object manipulated throughout each section of the demo.

 

 

That is one of the most brilliant pieces of synth work I have ever heard. Not sure why I love it so much. I can't get it out of my head.

 

 

I am not convinced.
I mean I looked into it for about an hour so far, and it still sounds like "grinding water" to me.

Cool, they can run up to 2.5 bars (about 37 psi) of boost without det, but they do this at 10 to 14 degrees ATDC. I mean, What's the point of all this mechanical flustercuck if you are ending up with a massively retarded setup?

Also, when two pistons do the job of one, don't you get twice the friction, twice the pumping effort to lubricate and cool the associated hardware, and twice the weight?

And, what exactly is the advantage behind having someone else compress the air and hand deliver it to you, besides the obvious additional paths for failure?

From what I gather, this engine has to be boosted, just like a miller cycle engine. Well, don't conventional engines run just fine employing boost - in some cases hybrid, complementary systems such as a SC feeding a turbo?

Sorry guys, but it sounds like asking the neighbor to deliver cupfuls of electricity to my place so I can watch TV.

Somebody please enlighten me if I am waaay off base here.

 

My home network, named by my gf, lol:

 

Quasiturbine principals look more promising than this.

 

You mean, me, or this concept?

On an unrelated note, a quasi anything principal reminds me of that famous scene from The Wall - How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat...

 

 

i think the lack of polygons is what makes it possible, something like point cloud or voxel-based rendering. ive seen a few promo videos claiming incredible levels of detail in small files sizes using these alternative rendering techniques. none of which have become mainstream for whatever reason.

edit: suprised this didnt come up yet in the thread:

 

Red wings in 6.

 

Too bad you can't see the reactions of your neighbors when they google that to see what it is.