Mark Napier - Black & White
Minimal.
This client creates a 'scribble' which is generated by reading the entire contents of CNN.com [in a binary format]. This data is then fed into an algorithm which moves a black pixel horizontally when a '0' is present and it moves a white pixel is moved vertically when a '1' is present. The black and white pixels are then attracted to each other.
That's it.
I tried to seek information about Mark Napier, but that too seems to be minimal on his website.
Jonny's opinion is that the client is, for lack of a better term, wank. He thinks that it lacks depth and is unconvinced of the input form CNN. Typing a series of random 1's and 0's in a text document would create the same outcome. This, Jonny feels, means that the client is just a tool that scribbles for the sake of scribbling.
I argue that the concpet behind the client is that it is a visual representation of a live and constantly changing data source. The visualisation just happens to be created using only 2 pixels at a time - one white and one black. I have no doubt that Jonny will leave at least one comment here just for the sake of leaving a comment.
This client creates a 'scribble' which is generated by reading the entire contents of CNN.com [in a binary format]. This data is then fed into an algorithm which moves a black pixel horizontally when a '0' is present and it moves a white pixel is moved vertically when a '1' is present. The black and white pixels are then attracted to each other.
That's it.
I tried to seek information about Mark Napier, but that too seems to be minimal on his website.
Jonny's opinion is that the client is, for lack of a better term, wank. He thinks that it lacks depth and is unconvinced of the input form CNN. Typing a series of random 1's and 0's in a text document would create the same outcome. This, Jonny feels, means that the client is just a tool that scribbles for the sake of scribbling.
I argue that the concpet behind the client is that it is a visual representation of a live and constantly changing data source. The visualisation just happens to be created using only 2 pixels at a time - one white and one black. I have no doubt that Jonny will leave at least one comment here just for the sake of leaving a comment.
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7:27 AM