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• intro n. [demoscene] Introductory screen of some production.
  2. A short demo, usually showing just one or two screens....
• demoparty n. [demoscene] Aboveground descendant of the copyparty, with emphasis shifted away from software piracy and towards compos.
  Smaller demoparties, for 100 persons or less, are held quite often, sometimes even once a month, and usually last for one to two days....
• demoscene /dem'oh-seen/ [also `demo scene'] A culture of multimedia hackers located primarily in Scandinavia and northern Europe.
  Demoscene folklore recounts that when old-time warez d00dz cracked some piece of advertisement of in the beginning, usually containing colorful display hacks with greetings to other cracking groups....
• demo /de'moh/ [short for `demonstration'] 1. v. To demonstrate a product or prototype.
  A far more effective way of inducing bugs to manifest than any number of test runs, especially when important people are watching....
• dentro /den'troh/ [demoscene] Combination of demo (sense 4) and intro.
  Other name mixings include intmo, dentmo etc. and are used usually when the authors are not quite sure whether the program is a demo or an intro....
• demogroup n. [demoscene] A group of demo (sense 4) composers.
  Job titles within a group include coders (the ones who write programs), graphicians (the ones who painstakingly pixelate the fine art), musicians (the music composers), sysops, traders/swappers (the ones who do the trading and other PR), and organizers (in larger groups)....
• demoeffect n. [demoscene] What among hackers is called a display hack.
  Classical effects include "plasma" (colorful mess), "keftales" (x*x+y*y and other similar patterns, usually combined with color-cycling), realtime fractals, realtime 3d graphics, etc....
• If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to demo it, does it make a sound?
• eurodemo /yoor'o-dem`-o/ a demo, sense 4