I'm programing an art project in Processing that creates new images without repeating itself. I'd like to run and stream it continuously for as long as possible. Any ideas?
Looping works, this is more of a hardware question I think. I want the same instance of the program to run for years/decades if possible. Also want it to be available for people to see it in the same state on the web (streaming vs them running it locally). Does that make a bit more sense?
Like John Simon's "Every Icon", which cycles through ALL 32x32 monochrome bitmaps and should run continuously for billions of years ;)
Originally conceived for Palm Pilot during the mid-1990s heyday of the device, you begin to see the dilemma. Not sure about original jvm-based processing, but P5JS simply uses requestAnimationFrame for its infinite loop. And could probably run for years on a private web server with backup power (or low power ARM board attached to solar array / fuel cell). But decades? Will the web still exist?
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http://www.numeral.com/panels/everyicon.html