Digital environments

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DATAMOSHING in popular culture

Intro to "Unfriended: Dark Web" (glitching "RTL releasing") - produced as screencast, ie. a computer screen film

Cellular Automata

Amazing ressource: https://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/Main_Page Gun at wiki

Programming languages

Name Header text Examples Characteristics Conversion
Machine code (source code) (1st generation) Machine instruction ("opcode") directly readable by processor - as stream of raw binary data or encoded as hex, octal or decimal Front panel of PDP-8/E Machine code is fed into a processor whose instruction set defines the manipulation of registers and so on
One human-readable line pr. machine instruction - symbols for opcodes, addresses, numbers and strings. Also: Macro (macro-instructions) of grouped instructions MASM (Microsoft) Describes writing instructions to specific (named) registers in computer.

No "return" and thus no concept of "function" || Assembler converts assembly code into executable machine code

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