Re: ascii art used in music video clip
Faux_Pseudo wrote: >_.-In alt.ascii-art, Sharky wrote the following -._ >> myflix wrote: >> >>>I did search in Google >>>Would it be this one? It's pretty cool! >>> >>>http://www.vimeo.com/1053997 >> >> You beat me to it. The ASCII art looks like it's probably all >> computer generated and it has some non-ascii art renderings added in >> (space-ships.) It's still pretty cool. > >Can something be 'all' and have a 'non' at the same time? The ASCII Art is computer generated as opposed the art that isn't ASCII. Does that help?
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