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Looping works, this is more of a hardware question I think. I want the same instance of the program to run for years/decades if possible. Also want it to be ava
by Artnome 6y ago
Looping works, this is more of a hardware question I think. I want the same instance of the program to run for years/decades if possible. Also want it to be available for people to see it in the same state on the web (streaming vs them running it locally). Does that make a bit more sense?
- ArtWomb 6y agoLike John Simon's "Every Icon", which cycles through ALL 32x32 monochrome bitmaps and should run continuously for billions of years ;) Originally conceived for Palm Pilot during the mid-1990s heyday of the device, you begin to see the dilemma. Not sure about original jvm-based processing, but P5JS simply uses requestAnimationFrame for its infinite loop. And could probably run for years on a private web server with backup power (or low power ARM board attached to solar array / fuel cell). But decades? Will the web still exist? http://www.numeral.com/panels/everyicon.html http://www.numeral.com/panels/everyicon.html