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NASA’s Voyager 1 Resumes Sending Engineering Updates to Earth
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I would think it would be an interesting programming challenge. It reminds me of the demo scene where incredible works of art in visuals and audio are done with increasingly small resources. The challenge is to eek out as much performance out of the fewest resources (in specific "weight classes" of limits).
I'm simply astounded by what demo coders can do with, for example, only 4k of RAM.
wait until you find out what they didn't do with shit like websites.