Neon Memoir
One historical image a day, examined slowly.
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About
A tech-noir archive from the world of 8-Bit Oracle. In 1701 a Jesuit in Peking sent Leibniz a diagram of the 64 hexagrams, and Leibniz read its six lines as binary. Neon Memoir opens one archival image a day from the court where that happened. Zoom into the details, read historical facts with their sources and the notes of a fictional court copyist, and hear each note aloud. Volume I, Peking 1688–1722, contains eight images and works offline. Connect a compatible Solana wallet to file your examination and restore filed notes on another phone. Each filing opens an 8-Bit Oracle I-Ching reading cast from the transaction's block time. Wallet features use Solana devnet and require devnet funds. No scores, streaks, or app account.
What's New
A timeline sets China and Europe side by side, 1688 to 1722, and scrolls down through the years. No location permission. SHARE APPROXIMATE LOCATION asks the server to estimate your place from your internet address; the phone sends no location. The wallet’s connect prompt names Neon Memoir at 8bitoracle.com and shows its icon. Links to 8bitoracle.com/neon-memoir/open open the app.