wake up! 16b

At Outline Demoparty in Ommen, wake up! released a 16-byte x86 real-mode DOS intro for IBM PCs.

The program uses video memory as working space to render an endless Sierpinski-style fractal while driving the PC speaker.

Built from only a handful of assembly instructions and sizecoding tricks, it tightly couples sound and graphics on legacy hardware.

The result is a tiny demo that echoes Matrix-like visuals and highlights how far extreme sizecoding can go.