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are there multiple people interacting with the screen at the same time? i found that the entire pattern changed rather quickly anytime i was enjoying it, which
by cupofpython 4y ago
are there multiple people interacting with the screen at the same time?
i found that the entire pattern changed rather quickly anytime i was enjoying it, which felt a bit too chaotic for me to spend more than a minute on it. cool page though
- JoeOfTexas 4y agoSeems like it changes if you swipe horizontally about a 3 quarters of the screen. Pretty trippy effects
- Pwntastic 4y agoit opens a websocket that seems to be receiving touch events over the network, so my guess is: yes
- sva_ 4y agoI think it's just the script doing this itself, when you're not interacting? I'm not sure, I didn't make this, just found it and thought others would enjoy it. But the random interactions are indeed pretty annoying. edit: seems like there is a socket syncing it. I tried to disable it by entering 'window.demo.ws.close()' in the console, but the script just reopens the socket. edit2: Ahh, if you "swipe" up it says "you control x screens" (x=126 in this case). Seems like there's always one controling it? Sometimes it outputs "control is busy". Weird thing.
- jamal-kumar 4y agoYeah I tried it on my phone and it said something about how I'm controlling 153 views, and then whatever I was doing on my phone was showing on my laptop in real time. Actually pretty impressive if you ask me