A fact before and about WebTV is that Perlman started in re-programming and re-engineering video games, by hacking and trying to manipulate inputs over the telephone line. They were trying to make an online multiple player feature for the game through the use of the Internet. I was impressed when I’ve learned about putting a high-resolution image on a TV screen that Perlman was working on during his work in Atari and Coleco. I’ve found out what Interlaced is all about.

After working more than 20 movie projects, I finally knew what Interlaced means because of the narrative Perlman has shared with Livingston. I never knew it was just that simple of 1/60 of a second that all odd lines are being drawn, alternately, even lines. Perlman was innovatively wise in all that he’d done. After all his ingenuity of programming nonstop for 2 days, with only four hours of sleep, he didn’t stop his work until he sees it working. I was surprised that he graduated Liberal Arts and took programming as a vocational course.

He has interest in software development and engineering, and took it as a hobby instead of a major thing, because it became a part of him. I wouldn’t do the same because I know that programming is not yet a part of me, but soon going to be.