Talk:Remarks: One-Liners
From Maze
who wrote this and what does it mean?!
These one-liners make good use of the print and poke commands. We know that PRINT was inherited from the earliest Dartmouth BASIC implementation. Did Bill Gates invent the POKE command?
- Everything Random
10 poke 1024+rnd(0)*1000,78 20 poke 53248+24,timeand255 30 poke 53248+17,(time/10)and255 40 poke 53248+22,(time/9)and255 50 poke 54272 + rnd(0)*25,rnd(0)*256 60 poke 1024 + rnd(0)*1000,rnd(0)*256 70 goto 10
these are too dangerous and bizarre to be distributed in a book like this.
- Crazy VIC-II
10 poke 53248+rnd(0)*46,rnd(0)*256: goto 10
- Nutty VIC-II
10 poke 53248+24,rnd(0)*256: goto 10
This is too hardcore:
Commodore 64 users have experienced so many different system crashes that they can be aesthetically categorized. For example, the following one-liner:
- Snowcrash - do not use on real Commodore 64
10 poke 53248+24,timeand255: goto 10
- Crashes I Have Known and Loved.
Also, this one-liner imitates a particular set of crashes, those involving complex writes to the video hardware: 10 poke 53248+17,(time/10)and255: goto 10
