8 Responses:

1. Billy says:

   4 years ago at 7:09 pm

   Oh, great. I watched the videos, and now my house is full of Cenobites.

2. Matt says:

   4 years ago at 8:39 pm

   reminds me of this Numberphile video introducing the Dehn Invariant

3. Philip Guenther says:

   4 years ago at 11:13 pm

   The lower left video is a visual representation of me grinding my teeth.

4. Lloyd says:

   4 years ago at 1:06 am

   This is what happens when you can't solve Rubik's cube as a child.

   It's just repressed trauma, manifesting.

5. publishedname says:

   4 years ago at 1:34 am

   please add this to xscreensaver. for the good of humankind

   • jwz says:

     4 years ago at 1:38 am

     All the cool kids have been writing their shit in Processing for over a decade, so yeah, it's past time we took action on that.

     C? Isn't that for Unfrozen Cavemen?

     • David E. Konerding says:

       4 years ago at 8:56 am

       I've used Processing and I can't say I'm really excited about it. After I learned that xscreensaver wouldn't include C++ savers (making scene graphs and other more complex rendering technologies painful to write), I considered writing a mini-lisp interpreter with bindings to OpenGL, and then porting my previous savers to that.

6. cat says:

   4 years ago at 9:39 am

   Makes me think quite hard about what cubic crystals look like when they've been growing naturally. Sodium Chloride in big lumps perhaps.
   Cleavage down the lattice, I guess.