Simple memory reader... You can try to use colored filt, because i dont know how to do it :| Free to copy! Added version with better output! Added version with one time *for now* screen!
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Very well, it's a fascinating world. I've been too busy to continue my work on FILT electronics, though. Will your output screen have a reset function?
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for me* can't*
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Scholendevice: Its so hard for right now, i can understand physics of filt *because i am too lazy :P*
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Our focus is on programmable designs that can be made to interface with arbitrary peripherals. So with respect to SandwichLizard, those working on 60 Hz electronics would design a processor that outputs to a 60 Hz capable plotter or printer. That is, 60 Hz printing is possible but we haven't put our effort into it yet.
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I guess that's nice. Perhaps I adhere to the "quieter" realm of electronics concentrating on microprocessor performance rather than "practical" applications; an Intel vs an HP. id:1713655 achieves binary counting at 60 Hz although this save offers no decimal display.
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Hmmm, just think, this thing have speeds of samdwichlizard's counter, i am getting closer to him!
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Hoi +1^ BOB
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2 much tech talk. me no lik
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The "this" was: https://powdertoy.co.uk/Discussions/Thread/View.html?Thread=19943. I forgot to put it in.
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Well this provides a confusing explanation of how to make 60 Hz solid spark. 60 Hz electronics is a complex world, but over time it becomes a fluent "language" of pixel positioning. It's all about sparking, activation, clearing/reseting and replacement of conductors or transmitted BRAY. TPT Wiki is a good place to look up FILT mechanics.