Weird bug in processing or linux?

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@jay_m

Maybe a little endian / big endian challenge?

Hit F12 to open the browser’s console and paste the test below there:
new Uint8Array(Uint32Array.of(0x12345678).buffer)[0] === 0x78

It must return true on the device it’s run if it’s little-endian.

Which it is so for almost all devices in the market.

For further details about endianness go to this forum thread:

Is noise too much for mobile devices to handle in p5js?

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