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This is a program which displays images which look like two excel charts, side-by-side. However, they are actually form a stereoscopically-hidden game of Pong.
Random dot stereogram example
http://en.wikipedia...Illustrated_example
Takes a bit of staring to see [CraigD, Aug 15 2012]
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Closely followed by "Stereoscopic Excel Porn" |
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Seems entirely workable to me. The non-moving wikipedia example already looks pong-like. I’d bet the folk who code the cool browser captions and Easter eggs at google could write it in under a week. |
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I think you’d have to produce the effect using a random-looking background/watermark, rather than the spreadsheet’s text and cell boundaries, or the moving squares and rectangles would be obvious in the normal eye focused images from the misalignment of spreadsheet text and borders, rather than looking like errant shifts in shading and lighting. |
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Downside: combining stereograms, which require you to miss-focus and cross you eyes, with a videogame that holds your attention for a long time, is almost certain to produce eyestrain of the torture of Prometheus-proportions, maybe even offering support for that old caution “if you keep doing that with your eyes, they’ll get stuck that way!” |
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The right blend of pharmaceuticals will do this
for you, without recourse to troublesome
software. |
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Don't worry, it's easier with hindsight. |
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