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I can probably claim to be the inventor of 64 and 32 byte competitions back in my demoscene days.

I was organizer of a small demo party called 0a000h. 4k intro competitions were quite common, 256 bytes happened sometimes, I think we were the first to go even lower. We had some impressive results especially in the 64b.

We also did fast-size-coding competitions. We showed a simple effect and then asked people to come up with the smallest way to replicate that within a couple of hours.

Results are all linked on the webpage: https://www.0a000h.de/

Most of them should run in dosbox, unfortunately some make problems.




It brings smile to my face when I see someone wearing an Amiga ball logo on their shirt :)




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