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ComputerZeroTime
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clicking on the dates will take you to the corresponding page
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They have their lines for me. Might be dependent on platform and your local font cache
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I didnt indicate a direction but I assumed right to left cos 2d side scroller brained. Same way the glitching was moving.
With our powers combined, we are captain nailed-it.
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On phone, apparently I just have no font. No dates go past for me 
It took quite a few seconds for the dates to appear in my browser
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I really like the graphic and animation. : )
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I just clicked on 9/8/2016, lets see if selecting them in the memory stream causes them to stabilize.
All the ones I have selected are no value, wondering if we are supposed to be filling in these blank?
ETA They are all 2016 too.
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FYI (trying to maintain the Discord ↔ ETARC connection during the madness of a drop):
/*
PROJECT SKYSCRAPER - MEMORY RECONSTRUCTION
"Weak memories never last."
They drift in the silence between moments.
*/
Weak memories — drifting fragments
this.date = Math.random() < 0.06
? new Date(2016, Math.floor(Math.random()*12), Math.floor(Math.random()*28)+1)
: null;
Year: 2016 only
new Date(2016, ...)
Month: 0–11 (Jan–Dec)
Math.floor(Math.random()*12)
Day: 1–28 only
Math.floor(Math.random()*28)+1
Floaty numbers string: 86320164579
Dates will fall between at random:
/event-01012016(Jan 1)/event-28122016(Dec 28)
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This is a piece of computer performance art. It’s a really cool ‘byte’ of unfolding history.
Curiously a little unnerving too. : )
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Simple algorithm to keep a feb/30/2016 or an April/31/2016 from populating.
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Is this our last chance to save any dates before they fade, or perhaps this is just a visual of the system compiling what has been verified before the next stage?
