rezmason

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A 256x256 square sequence of slices of the RGB color volume, rendered as 32x32 8x8 chunks, each one filled with a low-depth pixel pattern that approximates the desired color.
A screenshot from Mac OS 9 with three windows open: the front window has a black background, a "COLLECTCOLORS" color table on the left side, a patchy nine-color drawing in the middle, and a nine-color "GETPICTINFO" color table on the right side; the back window is a project window from MetroWorks CodeWarrior; and the middle window shows an open C file with the following comment: Apple Macintosh Developer Technical Support KnowsPICT by Jon Zap CLUTBuilder.c - C Source Copyright © 1989 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. this file contains functions used to pull colors from a PICT. You activate it by calling CollectColors(PicHandle) with PicHandle set to a PICT that you have already loaded into memory. It will almost invariably return a (handle to a) color table (that contains at least black and white) however the color table is not at all clean in the current implementation. It is probably ok if you run it through NewPalette. If it runs across a direct pixmap it won't bomb but it won't add any colors to the color table.
An iPod screen transitions from an anachronistic font to the Chicago font with a gradual volumetric pixelated ripple
A 3D array of pointy shards arranged in a cube, pivoting in space. They are divided into zones of solid color, though a pulse of red, green, and blue propagates from the bottom corner of the cube to the top corner.
A 3D exploded view of a classic Mac color picker assembling itself as the scene tilts in front of the camera
An upscaled version of the EvangeList icon from ~1999, which is a hand holding a lightning bolt in front of a flag of the six colors of the 1990s-era Apple logo.
An alpine landscape with blue skies, a snowcapped mountain, scattered hills and an earthen flowerbed beneath the word "PHONE"
A person holding a refurbished Nokia LCD screen with their thumb and forefinger; the image displayed is a cropped low resolution rendition of Michaelangelo's "The Creation of Adam" from the Sistine Chapel, and the word "PHONE" below
The icon editor in ResEdit, showing the icon of a control panel which sports four colorful hot air balloons against a blue sky
The OKpalette site working in Chrome; next to it, the page source has been modified so the "crossorigin" attribute is removed from a link tag
A cropped screenshot of a cURL call pasted from Chrome's web inspector, with an "origin" argument. The response is HTML.
A browser page with https://okpalette.color.pizza loaded with the CSS not working. The web inspector's console says, "Refused to apply style from 'https://okpalette.color.pizza/assets/main-BDjPr846.css' because its MIME type ('text/html') is not a supported stylesheet MIME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled."
The "Cambot" character from MST3K (whose name is traditionally written horizontally reflected) with a tear in his eye