Re: Is ASCII art dead?
From Martin Schemitsch <tea...@hotmail.com>
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· 25 Jul 2008 12:26 · View full thread
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I hope not! Maybe I should start doing some ASCII art. Since now I have been using pen and paper and just liked to look at ASCII art - or even better: true ASCII animation. ;-) Do you remember the wonderful "Nerdboy" pieces by Joaquim? That at least was a sign of ASCII life (at least in this newsgroup) not too long ago... Bye, Martin
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