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Whoever faked that Bad Apple!! task manager video didn't even do a good job. There are a bunch of glitches, including this totally static segment halfway through that was supposed to be about one second of pure white, but ended up with bands including 5 shades of "77%". Faaaaake.pic.twitter.com/zvD5RjopKT
For real Bad Apple!! videos check this moment out, and send me more!https://twitter.com/i/events/1273960281274609664 …
More evidence that it's fake, for people who keep thinking frame blending explains things (it doesn't): the GHz text on the top left comes after the CPU usage, and should move according to the text length (single/double/triple digit usage), but it doesn't.
E.g. at the beginning of the video the usage goes from white (2/128 threads = ~1%) to all dark (100%) and yet the GHz text does not move to the right two characters like it should. Also, he never hits enter on the python script that ostensibly starts the process.
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I’ve done an attempt on running some on an Apple Newton quite some years ago :-)https://youtu.be/8GMICftzmRQ
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OH. i just remembered that i have a small monochrome oled display around and i never thought of running bad apple on it.
I have a simple question: where can I find a #badapple video stream data source so that I can try to make a demo on my display?
This YouTube video is what I usually use: https://youtu.be/FtutLA63Cp8 (The original is from niconicodouga though)
I’m not able to find one done on an Amiga in the form of State Of The Art/9 Fingers style. I would though someone would have by now (who is up to the challenge?).
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