Re: ascii movies
From ANDREW L. FISH <3hf...@vms.csd.mu.edu>
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· 27 Feb 1995 20:30 · View full thread
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In article <3it5bk$qb...@southern.co.nz>, Col...@equinox.gen.nz (Colin Douthwaite) writes: >ANDREW L. FISH (3hf...@vms.csd.mu.edu) wrote: >: In article <383...@lynagh.demon.co.uk>, Ia...@lynagh.demon.co.uk (Ian Lynagh) writes: >: > >: >Oh no it won't. UUEncode it so the escape characters REACH US. > >: O.K....I Give up. It works for me. (both before and after UUEncoding). I >: didn't post it in the first place. If someone else can get it, then be my >: guest. I'm outta' this case. > > >Coward ! :-) > >Did your mother never tell you that you must always uuencode anything which >contains Escape codes, machine language, binary files, extended IBM >characters and ANSI characters ? > >If she didn't, and you don't - things are going to get munged and mangled as >your message travels through the intricate network of cyberspace with all >its differences in software and hardware and access site policies. > >Get yourself a copy of Richard Marks UUENCODE/DECODE program available from >many FTP sites near you. UUENCODE/DECODE is as important as your keyboard >and your brain - you need them all. > >Oh yes....please tell your Mum all about this too ! :-) :-) > >Bye, O.K....I'm tired of getting flamed! To clear things up..... 1. someone posted an animation without ANY escaape characters 2. I was nice and put the escape characters back in, and then reposted it BUT...I didn't think to UUEncode it. 3. I DID (I emphasize DID) uuencode it, reposted it AGAIN, and I still got a complaint that it couldn't be seen. 4. To check it, I extracted my UUEncoded version from the group, decoded it, ran it, and it worked fine. At This (and only this point) I gave up because I figuered I must have been dealling with an IDIOT that didn't know how to UUDEcod because I knew it was right and even covered my ass be checking it. So please, just shut the F*CK up and do things for yourself if your only gonna' complain about them. Sincerely.... . , .:/ Andrew L. Fish . ,,///;, ,;/ 3hf...@vms.csd.mu.edu . o:::::::;;/// >::::::::;;\\\ "You ain't gotta' dance to nobody's music." ''\\\\\'" ';\ ';\ (overheard in downtown Milwaukee)
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