(author here) Well, he is not entirely wrong. There is "m8trix", an 8 byte program (later optimized to seven bytes), that does - jump into the middle of it's ow

(author here) Well, he is not entirely wrong. There is "m8trix", an 8 byte program (later optimized to seven bytes), that does - jump into the middle of it's own instructions - using 2 of that 7 bytes again as DATA - using FLAG register content as COLOR See : http://www.sizecoding.org/wiki/M8trix_8b http://www.sizecoding.org/wiki/M8trix_8b But all that doesn't really cut the space down in something as "big" as 256 bytes, it's the approach and the algorithms that do =)