Re: [OT]Pong spielen auf der Hochhauswand
From Tim Bartel <ava...@lords.com>
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· 27 Nov 2001 10:33 · View full thread
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Dirk Lucas <ace...@gmx.de> schrieb: >Ist zwar kein Ascii, aber grade im ARD Nachtmagazin kam ein witziges >Projekt des CCC, bei dem sie die Fenster des ehemaligen "Haus des >Lehrers" in Berlin als Dot-Matrix gebrauchen. >Da kann man dann Grafiken abstellen oder Pong spielen, sehr witzig. Gefaellt mir auch gut, das Projekt. Den Fernsehbericht hab ich nicht gesehen. Mehr Infos zu 'Blinkenlights' gibt es hier: http://www.ccc.de/xxccc/blinkenlights.html Tschuess, Tim. -- Simulations are like miniskirts, they show a lot and hide the essentials. -> Hubert Kirrman
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