Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 29 Jan 1996.
Pocahontas hack
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 29 Jan 1996 - 31 Jan 1996
I can't find the original article any more for this followup but Eli the Bearded made a humorous (and revealing) modification of a Pocahontas picture I posted. Here's my hack of the original hack. I'm zipping and uuencoding it since it exposes more than you would expect in the usual Disney pictures I post. Allen section 1/1 file pocahack.zip [ Wincode v2.5.7 ] begin 644 pocahack.zip <uuencoded_portion_removed> '`'`*```````` ` end sum -r/size 55497/2752 section 1/1 file pocahack.zip [ Wincode v2.5.7 ]
On 29 Jan 1996, Allen Mullen wrote: > I can't find the original article any more for this followup but Eli > the Bearded made a humorous (and revealing) modification of a Pocahontas > picture I posted. Here's my hack of the original hack. I'm zipping and > uuencoding it since it exposes more than you would expect in the usual > Disney pictures I post. > > Allen > Would you mind to email the hack copy to me? I don't know how to read the unencode copy. Thank you!
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