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"content": "nostr:npub1ykddq7nmfd8cd0hupl8fnsmmuhtg55zusm6de4fjecmrhsx4x97qvw6j2y The classic is doing this on a scanline level to get \"rubber vectors\". Sort of the equivalent of rolling shutter artifacts. This one was a thing on Amiga at least. Scanline-based because that way you don't even have to copy anything, you can just twiddle the bitplane fetch pointers every scan line via copper.",
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