Originally posted by Arthus

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Buffer.Line (0, y)-Step(((a / 128) & 1), ((b / 64) & 2)), Pallette2BPP.Color1, BF
Buffer.Line (1, y)-Step(((a / 64) & 1), ((b / 32) & 2)), Pallette2BPP.Color2, BF
Buffer.Line (2, y)-Step(((a / 32) & 1), ((b / 16) & 2)), Pallette2BPP.Color3, BF
Buffer.Line (3, y)-Step(((a / 16) & 1), ((b / 8) & 2)), Pallette2BPP.Color4, BF
Buffer.Line (4, y)-Step(((a / 48) & 1), ((b / 4) & 2)), Pallette2BPP.Color1, BF
Buffer.Line (5, y)-Step(((a / 4) & 1), ((b / 2) & 2)), Pallette2BPP.Color2, BF
Buffer.Line (6, y)-Step(((a / 2) & 1), ((b) & 2)), Pallette2BPP.Color3, BF
Buffer.Line (7, y)-Step(((a) & 1), ((b * 2) & 2)), Pallette2BPP.Color4, BF

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Originally posted by Alastor the Stylish

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So the pretty much strictly inferior layout

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freezing under failed loads with standard code <link rel=....>

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encouraging bad code, being more bloated and prone to freezing

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Originally posted by Alastor the Stylish

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Originally posted by HyperMackerel

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Is skinnable and customizable.

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But not as easily as Opera.

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What the hell

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It reads the bad code perfectly well and thus does not discourage it. And then it being more bloated and more prone to freezing on lower machines (or during things pointlessly system-intensive) is, well. How could you possibly not know what that means?

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