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From: Sadeep Madurange
Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2025 08:09:33 +0800
Subject: Matrix
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@@ -12,13 +12,12 @@ rel="noopener noreferrer">Fakesteak: a beautifully lean rendition of the
Matrix rain in raw C using ANSI escape sequences—zero dependencies, not even
ncurses.
-The project's README noted that it didn't support Japanese characters and that
-it used 8-bit color mode. The latter meant that the ghosting effect has to rely
-on different foreground colors rather than shades of the same color.
-
-As a tip of the hat to Domsson's impressive work, I decided to add Unicode and
-24-bit truecolor support to it, aiming to faithfully recreate the original
-Matrix from the first movie during Neo and Cypher's conversation:
+To keep things simple, Fakesteak didn't support Japanese characters and that it
+used 8-bit color mode. The latter meant that the ghosting effect has to rely on
+different foreground colors rather than shades of the same color. As a tip of
+the hat to Domsson's impressive work, I decided to add Unicode and 24-bit
+truecolor support to it, aiming to faithfully recreate the original Matrix from
+the first movie during Neo and Cypher's conversation:
-
The project’s README noted that it didn’t support Japanese characters and that
-it used 8-bit color mode. The latter meant that the ghosting effect has to rely
-on different foreground colors rather than shades of the same color.
-
-
As a tip of the hat to Domsson’s impressive work, I decided to add Unicode and
-24-bit truecolor support to it, aiming to faithfully recreate the original
-Matrix from the first movie during Neo and Cypher’s conversation:
+
To keep things simple, Fakesteak didn’t support Japanese characters and that it
+used 8-bit color mode. The latter meant that the ghosting effect has to rely on
+different foreground colors rather than shades of the same color. As a tip of
+the hat to Domsson’s impressive work, I decided to add Unicode and 24-bit
+truecolor support to it, aiming to faithfully recreate the original Matrix from
+the first movie during Neo and Cypher’s conversation: