Re: ASCII Stereograms
From Marc E. Bernard <mab...@nmsu.edu>
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· 11 May 1994 23:43 · View full thread
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: Would it work? I mean is it possible to do the subtle changes
: well enough?
well, all i got were a bunch of lines of ascii chars. when one of these
single lines is repeated a few times, it is possible to see "waves" or
bumps in it, but i do believe it is only because it alternates from "dark"
to "light" chars...
peace, love, recycle,
-Marc
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