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They didn't even change the "line of identical smoke particles" trail effect or the "orthogonal flat blue circles with orangey sprinkles" explosion effect.
Those looked terrible even back in the day!
They didn't even change the "line of identical smoke particles" trail effect or the "orthogonal flat blue circles with orangey sprinkles" explosion effect.
Those looked terrible even back in the day!
Like seriously, you looked at this scene and thought the only thing that could use some extra polygons were the people?
Like seriously, you looked at this scene and thought the only thing that could use some extra polygons were the people?
Today is an "I am nostalgic for Windows 95" day.
Today is an "I am nostalgic for Windows 95" day.
I make my own fun.
I make my own fun.
Here's the evaluation of 2*2=4.
You may not understand it, but this is what peak computing looks like!
Here's the evaluation of 2*2=4.
You may not understand it, but this is what peak computing looks like!
Modern UI designers would NEVER have the guts to dedicate significant screen real estate to a blue and gold barbershop pole.
And they are lesser for it.
Modern UI designers would NEVER have the guts to dedicate significant screen real estate to a blue and gold barbershop pole.
And they are lesser for it.
If you wanted to double the size of a square, you could either use four duplicate copies, or just stretch the existing points to cover the larger region.
However these create the SAME set of points. There are no holes in the stretched version.
If you wanted to double the size of a square, you could either use four duplicate copies, or just stretch the existing points to cover the larger region.
However these create the SAME set of points. There are no holes in the stretched version.
I'm playing darts on a square dartboard, divided into 13 square regions shown below. My dart throwing is random with a uniform distribution.
If I told you my dart hit the exact center of one of the regions, what is the probability that it was the large center region?
I'm playing darts on a square dartboard, divided into 13 square regions shown below. My dart throwing is random with a uniform distribution.
If I told you my dart hit the exact center of one of the regions, what is the probability that it was the large center region?