Okay, let’s start with the facts.
1. The WIP was inspired by Qwerty’s last published TAS. The publishing here was not the primary goal — the primary goal was showing Qwerty that together with others (not particularly with me and feeuzz) would result in making a better run.
2. The WIP was started by
me and feeuzz. At that moment noone else knew about it.
3. 80-90% of the input in this run is mine (I hope this doesn’t look false?)
4. The run includes a bunch of 3-rd party input parts, which are listed in the description
5. DMTM’s part is not [significally] longer than Aglar’s marzojr’s or TheYogWog’s — all of them fit into a few seconds
6. This run abuses glitches found by DMTM (as well as the ones found by other people)
7. I could never let DMTM know about my WIP,
at all
8. I used DMTM’s input in FBZ1 simply because I was unable to enter the wall faster, but since I was making my run in hurry, the speed was my primary goal, and I probably didn’t try hard enough.
9. Obviously, if I knew what it would turn to, I would do the zip completely myself.
10. It’s up to you to consider me a bastard, as got4n says, but the truth is: I am ashame to see my name where the name of DMTM is present. And, obviously, I do not want to bring him to «players» world with me. I even apologize about unblocking him in my Skype (in fact, marzojr and Aglar also banned him for his harassment).
11. I
really do not care if got4n and DMTM beat me, but let them do it in their own project, not mine! I will not participate there and will not beg for co-authorship even if they copy-paste 10 times more than I did.
12. Despite everything said, I appreciate DMTM’s contribution into the run — otherwise I wouldn’t thank him in the submission text at all. But my opinion is that it does not worth co-authorship. Qwerty’s co-authorship is also under question, but in fact, his run helped me a lot more — I often used his strategies where I could not find anything better; also his run was a reference — thanks to it, I knew what times I should reach at worst. But I do not enjoy when people decide something for me in my projects. Imagine that everytime when you use the
shunting-yard_algorithm (or even the library, which implements it) in your program, someone blames you for not listing Edsger Dijkstra in the «about» window.
13. The main fact: I will prefer this run unpublished than me being
luck-manipulated
The IC is К176ИЕ12 = MM5368
So I’ve connected everything and connected my frequency meter to pin 14 of the IC. And — what the hell — it shows 33.3. I guess clock quartz is not meant to be that wrong? I tried three of them, and they all result in the same output frequency — 33.3 kHz. May the reason be the parasitic capacity of the breadboard itself? Or my frequency meter is lying me?..
(upd) I present a small challenge for the members who are not really familiar with the electronics, but still enjoy my topic. You have to answer a simple question.
I got a lot of light-emitting diodes. Some of them are red, some are yellow, some are green. There are also some, which are transparent, but all of them emit red, green, yellow, blue and orange colors. But I also got some black LEDs. Obviously, they do not emit black light (can you just imagine that?) — their actual color is infrared. Infrared (IR) light is completely invisible for the human eye.
So, the question is: how do you think, if I connect this LED to my blink device and record a video with my mobile phone:
1. Will the light be visible on the video?
2. If yes, then what color it will be?
I strongly advice the users who know the answer, not to post the answer here. Just wanna make a small challenge for everyone curious and then post the video answer :)
They call this fast wireless internet.
Well, the pages open quickly.
(hint: imagine how I upload youtube videos)