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ok must admit that this is something albeit all minimal intros suck :)

Javndelbrot!!! :)

what JVM ?
It doesn't seem to work with SUN's JVM Version 1.5.0 (build 1.5.0_06-b05)

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Does not run on my machine.

xernobyl: and that's a reason for thumbing down? just because you can't configure your machine doesn't mean the prod sucks

java.lang.ClassFormatError: F (Bad magic number)


hmm... :/

doesn't work here either, but almost thumbs up for coding it in bytecode

Java sucks

Bytecode :)

jävla!

Why the hell do you want to do stuff like this in Java? Java sucks, and this could be done in 64 bytes in x86 asm

doesn't work

For DOS we have masterpieces like zooming of Mandelbrot set with AdLib sound in 256 bytes only - Mandelbrot is possible by dement. But here is first 512B Java intro (first release that I see) - congratulations!

Doesn't work under Linux, 'click & play' under Windows (Win98, IE6, j2sdk1.4.1_05).
People who told it sux because it doesn't run: I don't give a thumb down for Atari or C64 prod because it doesn't work on my PC.
Duckers: this could not be done in 64 bytes in x86 Asm. And maybe you can do this? There is m64 by alvaro, but it doesn't display full M-set.

doesn't work here either...

+ cant be many people know how to do this
+ 512 bytes in Java - fantastic
+ some real hacking going on to get it to this size

Respect.

for the technical/hardcore aspect

piggie for not being able to run.

can't run it (firefox&IE), but thumb up for technical aspekt

nice.
but I can't thumb up...

how do I run this?

can't run it either, but 512b java is kool

Hey yo IE-lamers, try load it in Open Office! ;)

Thumb up for technical aspect, mandelbrots are relly really boring...

intel suxx JVM rlz rx0r t3h p*\/\/n4g3!!!
n00b !

quick a thumb up.

I guess it's for the same reason some people make 64k intros when we all have broadband internet connections and huge hard drives, because there is a challenge. Moreover tons of people already did that on PC, you can find dozens of tutorials about it, which is far from being the case in Java.

I haven't done any Java stuff for years but compiling directly the bytecode with Jasmin is a good trick when trying to gain some space. However the downside is that it probably lacks some tables in the header of the class and information some JVM's need for the validation I guess (JMagic would probably remember better)

Nice try.

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what Silkut said

Maybe a "compatible" version for the ones with picky JVMs ? ;)
Mighty work.

It doesn't work on my computer. (Java SUN 1.4.2_10 + Firefox)

doesn't run right now, i'll try tomorrow. still a thumb up or the technicism \o/

(buy java still sucks to me :P)

welcome to the 90s

java sucks, but routine is okish

Mandelbrot is possible even in 64 bytes (under DOS).

i just love all kind of mandelbrots

nothing special