Re: Ascii Art & YOU
From Martin DiViaio <mar...@erols.com>
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· 8 Nov 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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SheDragon (Spirit of the Night) wrote: > > On Wed, 04 Nov 1998 16:04:14 GMT, noe...@beer.com (Noemie) wrote: > > >>* History : do you know when it's begin ? How ? > > I think thats been answered a couple of times now. Until I read more > about it in the newsgroup I thought it had started on the Net with > email smiley's and etc. > >> The first ASCII-art I know about is the Mona Lisa. It was a piece designed to test 11x15 line printers on main-frame computers. It was passed around on various media formats and languages. As far as I know, it has exhisted since the early 70s. -- /)-._ Time : Sun Nov 8 09:53:07 1998 Y. ' _] ,.._ |`--"= It has long been known that one horse can / "-/ `.\ run faster than another -- but which one? /) sk | |_ `\|___ Differences are crucial. \:::::::\___/_\__\_______\ - Lazarus Long, a fictional character created by Robert Heinlein
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