3D Printing, Graphics, Retrocomputing and JavaScript
A Visual Catalog of Retro Macintosh Software A picture might be worth a thousands words, but icons are a fun way to explore retro apps! Hover over any icon to see the file‘s name, the country of origin, and the name of the media; then go to about page to find links to the original media at the Macintosh Garden!
The Great Fattening of Pixel Art Despite the popularity of pixel art, modern web browsers have a flaw that have led to a rampant waste. Take this happy Macintosh icon I found on the web: In its original form, as designed by Susan Kare, this icon was 32×32 pixels. It was packed into a mere 128 bytes on disk and it looked sharp and beautiful. Today, this image of it weighs in at 18,271 bytes and is…
Happy New Year from an Arduino!
R.I.P. Macintosh PowerBook 3400c (1997-2017)
360° Panoramas of In-Game Graphics from “Titanic: Honor & Glory”
The Journey and Technology Behind “Maze War VR”
Legacy Peer-to-Peer Networking over WebRTC (Introduction)
Let’s use style sheets for THREE.js elements, please!
Using THREE.JS to render to SVG
Could textures be used in 3D Printing?