Re: Ancient history question
From joris bellenger <svz...@xs4all.nl>
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· 6 Jul 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Jorn Barger wrote: > Back around 1993, an ad was posted in this group for ascii-artists to > render various corporate logos, for use on legal e-documents that needed > to include a logo for some important reason. > > Did anyone ever get paid for this? > > I remember someone pointing out that their requirements for appropriate > scaling meant that one logo would be ")*" or something silly like > that... > > -- > XML for webpages is like plastic bags for comic books. > I edit the Net: <URL:http://www.robotwisdom.com/> Gee... 1993... man, we weren't around in 1993. Sadly enough I'd be surprised if you can find more than two 'oldtimers' still reading a.a.a ,,,,, \ e e\ C _\/ |\\, )\_) \_ / _/|/_ _// ,'\ ~ /'-,_/ \ / \_/ / / , | \_._,-" ( < _' | \ \ ', -',-~.-' _/ ) | |// | ' ' ) | | | | ._., - |.,_ // _\-' )___|__|_ '-._ b'ger /____\__\ joris
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