Max Glenister

Max Glenister

2025

July

June

ambient.garden is an experiment that started with the question: can a composition be organized in space rather than time? Can it be experienced in space by the listener? To explore this concept, all the sounds and graphics were entirely generated from open source code. The sounds of ambient.garden were assembled and grown into a music album, A Walk Through the Ambient Garden, also open source.

ambient.garden An Algorithmic Audio Landscape ambient.garden GitHub - pac-dev/AmbientGarden: An Algorithmic Audio Landscape An Algorithmic Audio Landscape. Contribute to pac-dev/AmbientGarden development by creating an account on GitHub. github.com GitHub - pac-dev/AmbientGardenAlbum: An Open Source Music Album An Open Source Music Album. Contribute to pac-dev/AmbientGardenAlbum development by creating an account on GitHub. github.com

May

Why the Original Macintosh Had a Screen Resolution of 512×342, and not 512×384 as One Might Expect

Why the Original Macintosh Had a Screen Resolution of 512x342, and not 512x384 as One Might Expect - 512 Pixels Many classic Macs came with — or supported — displays running at 512×384 pixels, but many compact Macs, ranging from the original 1984 machine up through 1991’s Macintosh Classic II had built-in CRTs running at 512×342 pixels. That covers all black-and-white compact Macs with a 9-inch screen. The later Color Classic and Color Classic II […] 512pixels.net

90s.dev: A retro-inspired web platform that combines modern web technologies with a nostalgic 1990s aesthetic, offering developers a collaborative environment to build, share, and run browser-based game development tools and applications.

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