The Demoscene: A cursory introduction

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A quick overview presentation on the demoscene (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene) given to my peers at Delver/SHC Israel.

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What is a demo? Computer-generated real-time multimedia art Strictly limited Hardware Size Time Competitive in nature (a technical showcase) A great way to meet chicks

History of demos Getting sidetracked: history of warez The first demos: cracktros Warez scene spins off the demo scene Demos on multiple platforms: C64 Atari ST Amiga

What, then, is the demoscene? A decentralized digital subculture No formal definition, no ruling body Anyone can be a member Lurkers Contributors Organizers

… and what are demo parties? Conventions which focus on demos: Demos shown on the big screen Competitions are held Optionally, prizes are given … or on the associated subculture: Retro-computing Hardware hacking Music Underground art

Who are the sceners? Everyone: Hippies Professional software developers Computer prodigies Aspiring musicians and artists

Demo showcase The Popular Demo by Farbrausch “1995” by MFX and Kewlers Debris by Farbrausch Rupture by Andromeda Software Development

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The Demoscene: A cursory introduction

1. A cursory introduction The Demoscene

2. What is a demo? Computer-generated real-time multimedia art Strictly limited Hardware Size Time Competitive in nature (a technical showcase) A great way to meet chicks

3. History of demos Getting sidetracked: history of warez The first demos: cracktros Warez scene spins off the demo scene Demos on multiple platforms: C64 Atari ST Amiga

4. What, then, is the demoscene? A decentralized digital subculture No formal definition, no ruling body Anyone can be a member Lurkers Contributors Organizers

5. … and what are demo parties? Conventions which focus on demos: Demos shown on the big screen Competitions are held Optionally, prizes are given … or on the associated subculture: Retro-computing Hardware hacking Music Underground art

6. Who are the sceners? Everyone: Hippies Professional software developers Computer prodigies Aspiring musicians and artists

7. Demo showcase The Popular Demo by Farbrausch “1995” by MFX and Kewlers Debris by Farbrausch Rupture by Andromeda Software Development

The Demoscene: A cursory introduction

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