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VGA palette tricks are fun, and strangely simple - I used to play with it in basic. Basically, you draw with 256 numbered colors ("this is a line of color 72") and there is a table of which color to display for each number. The entries are full 24-bit color, and if you change them it immediately takes effect on the next screen refresh. So if you pick a handful of color numbers and draw a gradient with them, and then cycle the color values for those, it looks funky. 
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The other way is to just pick the next track at random, but then you will inevitably get strings of repeats. Going for some sort of "Random but exclude the last x tracks" kind of works, but you'll still get random patterns that people notice. Basically, people don't want "random", they want "evenly distributed".
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teen witch posted:I’m currently dabbling in instant photography with my Instax, and it’s fun, but it’s very particular, especially with lighting. I wanted to get into Polaroid but with the costs of film and finding a camera that either still works or is worth buying new, Instax is far more accessible. Oh you've come to the wrong place, we're here to enable all your worst impulses. As long as they involve clunky technology.
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teen witch posted:My camera is endearingly clunky, the printer loud as hell and when the flash goes off, you feel it. Remember non-mobile flash? Spots and all. Oh that sounds annoying in a way I haven't had to deal with in decades; even the compact film camera I used as a teenager had the seeker as close as possible to the lens. I guess some of that institutional knowledge - among both makers and buyers - has been lost since then.
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