And you have to run the script to a file (that supports seek). It sounds like the BrowserUK fed the script to perl on STDIN, which makes for a very boring show.
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Size wasn't the problem, my consoles are 200x100; in fact I did try reducing it to various standard sizes to see what difference it made. Nada.
Tye hit the nail on the head. I am in the habit of pasting obfu source directly into a command session with perl waiting for input. AS he said it makes for a very boring show.
Once I put the code into a file and ran it.....what can I say to make up for my blaspheming?
Saturn obfu is very, very cool!
I'm a closet space nut. My desktop backdrop varies between the latest images from HST (It must be fixed), the Rovers, and Cassini-Huygens. It's currently The last Ultra Deep Field image (very large jpg), but if I ever get around to putting some of the C-H sequences together as a screensaver, I just might spend more time doing nothing, just so it will run.
Examine what is said, not who speaks.
"Efficiency is intelligent laziness." -David Dunham
"Think for yourself!" - Abigail
"Memory, processor, disk in that order on the hardware side. Algorithm, algorithm, algorithm on the code side." - tachyon
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I'm a closet space nut.
I'm also a space nut, with a special interest in Cosmology
(big bang, inflation, baby universes, ...). I'm really
looking forward to seeing what the Huygens probe discovers
about the mysterious Titan.
I also loved
the movie Contact
which has an astounding, awe-inspiring opening sequence
starting from the Earth, moving past Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, ...,
the Milky Way, the Local Group, until the vast scale of the
Universe and its billions of galaxies is slowly revealed.
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