The Computer Programme Episode 6: Moving Pictures (graphics and animation)

[@florint.4620]

10:15: "The simplest looking problems take the longest time" How true that is, I've seen it over and over again...

[@UNIX32]

22:47 - I love the performance on that AlphaSyntauri!

[@ColinHoad]

Another splendid episode... that speech recognition box hooked up to the BBC Micro was incredible tech for the time! I remember those old, impenetrable bus timetables, turning those into visual maps (now commonplace) must have felt like a huge achievement.

[@PE4Doers]

Gill Nevill, should you be watching these comments in 2024, please let me know if you are available, and if we can hook-up in either the UK or the New York region of the US. 😍

[@andymerrett]

Since when did the BBC Micro have a screen resolution of 1200 x 1000!

[@navalenigma]

It was a virtual resolution so you're code would work no matter what screen mode you were using. The OS would map your native resolution to the virtual one. In reality the highest was around 640 x 480.

[@8bitnitwit]

"Look what you've done to my owl"

[@trydowave]

i remember this constantly in Anna Blacks Slay Radio show, shame shes nowhere to be found on the internet these days.

[@raresaturn]

22:28 Doctor Who incidental music

[@robertusa1234]

40 years latter and speech recognition still isn’t protected

[@MuhammadIlhamuodd254512]

probably blame most of these company that you might know for possibly data collecting without knowing