Re: ASCII Art Fart for Thu, 2004 Sep 2
Faux_Tran wrote: > #1897 A SPECIAL MESSAGE IN ROT13 > nabis,newsgroup > > _____________________________ > / / / / > / FREVBHFYL /__./ / > / JUL VF ________ / > / A4OVF FHPU ________ / > / N SHPXVAT _____ / > / OVGPU PHAG / > /____________________________/ a:f (n:s) > > Taken from <url:http://www.asciiartfarts.com/> > > ____ _ __ _ __ ______ __ ____ \ \ / / | | | | \ ___) \ ___) (___ ) \ | \ \/ / | | | | | (__ | (__ / / | | > < | | | | | __) | __) / / | | / /\ \ \ \/ / | ( | ( / /__ | |___ / /__\ \___\ /___/ \____/ \_______( )_/ ) ___ _ __ __ | \ | | \ ___) \ ___) | |\ \ | | | (__ | (__ | | \ \| | | __) | __) | | \ | | ( | ( | |___\ |_/ \____/ \____ -- main(){char b,c;for(;read(0,&b,1);){c=b&32;b&=~c;b=((b>='A') &&(b<='Z')?((b-'A'+13)%26+'A'):b)|c;write(1,&b,1);}}
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