#techblr

> What's important about this screensaver is that it is not an animation, but rather a fully computer-operated 3D game, complete with control mapping that was just never used.

> What you watch is actually live gameplay footage of your computer; it's not pre-recorded.

I'm writing the text by hand, so the translation is below.

T: You've such a stupid face. I send my condolences to the creature that'll inherit it. Because it is really stupid, listen, it should be prohibited by law, it lowers the IQ of the whole server, why did they declare me a war criminal for such a TRIVIAL terrorist action, but not you, it's so unfair. Our society is so unfair it's disgusting.

D: You know it's a mask, right?

So, basically dotpad is a tablet with a screen made of physical dots (i'll call them beads for easier writing from here), and it can be connected to a device like an ipad (appparently). It then loads whatever picture is shown and converts it into black and white and THEN it displays the image by lifting some of the beads while the others stay down.

ID: The image shows a black electronic device with a tactile display on top, then a row of buttons and a Braille line on the bottom. /End ID

This is amazing? And so simple? Yet I would have never thought of it as a concept. And I have never heard of it? And there's ony limited information out there, like, i couldn't even find it on my usual online stores?