Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 14 Jul 2002.
[INF] She should have...
alt.ascii-art
· 19 messages · 14 Jul 2002 - 24 Jul 2002
Hey everybody...
Maybe I didn't drawn anything today (yet!) but
I've completly asciified my webpage! Enter and see
for yourself...
I'm dying to hear your comments. ;)
Best regards/Pozdrowienia,
Blazej [bug]
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Blazej - [bug] - Kozlowski
608093718 da....@poczta.fm
ICQ:147041942 - GG:1093730
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On Sun, 14 Jul 2002 15:01:53 +0200
bug <bla...@NOSPAMkonto.pl> wrote:
> I'm dying to hear your comments. ;)
excellent work. :)
lou
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bug wrote: > Hey everybody... > > Maybe I didn't drawn anything today (yet!) but > I've completly asciified my webpage! Enter and see > for yourself... > > I'm dying to hear your comments. ;) Looks good, but my Mozilla displays it using a proportional font instead of a monospace one, because of a stylesheet issue. You should replace this: font-family:"Lucida Console"; With this: font-family:Lucida Console,monospace; because at least this browser dislikes the quotation marks, and in case there is no Lucida Console -font on the computer, it should fall back to using the default monospace one.
,- .--. .--. -. , /\ :( .' .' 5USD `. `. ); /\ , ._.' \ '.".' .( per min. ). `.".' / `._. """"-.\_.-"_.-"-.) (.-"-._"-._/.-"""" >> I'm dying to hear your comments. ;) > >Looks good, but my Mozilla displays it using a >proportional font instead of a monospace one, >because of a stylesheet issue. > >You should replace this: >font-family:"Lucida Console"; >With this: >font-family:Lucida Console,monospace; > >because at least this browser dislikes the >quotation marks, and in case there is no Lucida >Console -font on the computer, it should fall >back to using the default monospace one. OK. I promise, I'll do it in this upcoming week. :) Best regards/Pozdrowienia, Blazej [bug] -- F0r 45(11 7r4n5l470r v1517: .... www.asciipr0n.com/bug/
Excellent!I really enjoyed it and all the links worked.Really,Excellent! pm
On Sun, 14 Jul 2002 15:01:53 +0200, bug <bla...@NOSPAMkonto.pl> wrote: > Hey everybody... > > Maybe I didn't drawn anything today (yet!) but >I've completly asciified my webpage! Enter and see >for yourself... > > I'm dying to hear your comments. ;) > Nope, you`re not ;) Its differant :) Nice work on the page .`````-. `-. .-. `. (0)~(0)~~ ) (_.' . \ (.-') .' `- LGB lgbeard
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>Excellent!I really enjoyed it and all the links worked.Really,Excellent!
Thanks! I spend almost hole night to complete it
with all the pictures. :)
Best regards/Pozdrowienia,
Blazej [bug]
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F0r 45(11 7r4n5l470r v1517:
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Hey you know that actually means you can do a Telnet version of your page ! How l33t :) BoD "bug" <bla...@NOSPAMkonto.pl> wrote in message news:eft...@4ax.com... > Hey everybody... > > Maybe I didn't drawn anything today (yet!) but > I've completly asciified my webpage! Enter and see > for yourself... > > I'm dying to hear your comments. ;) > > Best regards/Pozdrowienia, > > Blazej [bug] > -- > Blazej - [bug] - Kozlowski > 608093718 da....@poczta.fm > ICQ:147041942 - GG:1093730 > - www.asciipr0n.com/bug/ -
On Sat, 20 Jul 2002 16:35:06 +0200 "BoD" <spa...@BoDLand.com> wrote: > Hey you know that actually means you can do a Telnet version of your > page ! How l33t :) > > BoD actually this is not possible. telnet is not available on this server. :) lou
too bad :( BoD "Stephan Hensel" <inf...@infocore.net> wrote in message news:200...@infocore.net... > On Sat, 20 Jul 2002 16:35:06 +0200 > "BoD" <spa...@BoDLand.com> wrote: > > > Hey you know that actually means you can do a Telnet version of your > > page ! How l33t :) > > > > BoD > > actually this is not possible. telnet is not available on this server. > :) > > lou
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>too bad :(
Hmm... Even though I wouldn't know how to do this. :)
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~Blazej Kozlowski [Your add could be *here*! ;)]
~da....@poczta.fm [CENSORED][CENSORED][CENSORED]
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147041942_1093730 [PS+ PE Y PGP- tv- b+ DI++++ ]
BBS? "bug" <bla...@NOSPAMkonto.pl> wrote in message news:0ck...@4ax.com... > ,- .--. .--. -. > , /\ :( .' .' 5USD `. `. ); /\ , > ._.' \ '.".' .( per min. ). `.".' / `._. > """"-.\_.-"_.-"-.) (.-"-._"-._/.-"""" > > >too bad :( > > Hmm... Even though I wouldn't know how to do this. :) > > > -- > ~Blazej Kozlowski [Your add could be *here*! ;)] > ~da....@poczta.fm [CENSORED][CENSORED][CENSORED] > asciipr0n.com/bug [GFA d- s: a21 C L+ W++ N++ w] > 147041942_1093730 [PS+ PE Y PGP- tv- b+ DI++++ ]
On Sat, 20 Jul 2002 23:07:18 +0200, BoD wrote: > too bad :( > > BoD > > "Stephan Hensel" <inf...@infocore.net> wrote in message > news:200...@infocore.net... >> On Sat, 20 Jul 2002 16:35:06 +0200 >> "BoD" <spa...@BoDLand.com> wrote: >> >> > Hey you know that actually means you can do a Telnet version of your >> > page ! How l33t :) >> > >> > BoD >> >> actually this is not possible. telnet is not available on this server. >> :) >> >> lou There is always textbased browsers. I have tried "lynx" and "links". It works great. I think both is included with most linux distributions. Links: (Un*x and OS/2.) http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/links/ Lynx: (Un*x, VMS, Windows 95/98/NT) http://lynx.browser.org/ /xlo
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>BBS?
Bulletin Board Service, right? Still don't know how to do this. :)
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~Blazej Kozlowski [I love you for what I am not]
~da....@poczta.fm [I don't want what I have got]
asciipr0n.com/bug [GFA d- s: a21 C L+ W++ N++ w]
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bug <bla...@nospamkonto.pl> wrote:
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:>BBS?
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: Bulletin Board Service, right? Still don't know how to do this. :)
Search
www.google.com
for "GT Power" and "WWIV" and "BBS software".
It is only useful locally because of the cost
of long distance calls.
Up until 1993 there was a telephone service
called "PC Pursuit" in the US which allowed unlimited
long distance calls for $30 US per month, provided
that _ONLY_ computer modem data calls were made.
This allowed me to call any BBS and capture
the ANSI ART logon screens and view ANSI and ASCII
ART drawings.
Some programs like GT Power were capable
of sending and receiving any of the 254 printable
IBM character set, except the control characters.
Usenet will handle the ESCAPE character (CHR(27)
decimal) used by ANSI terminals, but it has to be
entered as another character, maybe #26 decimal,
I forgot.
For a while I read an Asian ASCII newsgroup
and occasionally somebody would send ANSI codes to
turn color on in the header.
ASCII pics are greatly enhanced by being
able to use the IBM high character set, but that
won't work in windoze unless somebody provides
a font with all the high characters in it.
The advantage of a computer Bulletin Board
System is that the system operator (Sysop) has full
control of the system, and can implement anything
that supports IBM high characters or ANSI ART.
GT Power has both a user version, and a
HOST BBS version (which can also be used as a
user terminal program).
It is also the most capable, supporting
ANSI music which plays through the computer speaker,
but most of the terminal programs that supported
ANSI music did not compensate for fast machines,
and the wav and MP3 music is much better quality
than ANSI music.
There are still a few BBS call-in systems,
but are usually commercial, or for a local hobby
or social group.
I have considered starting one for ANSI
and ASCII ART, and my favorite hobby, Gravity.
Joe Fischer
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On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 03:26:34 +0200, Xlo0772 <no....@mail.no> wrote: > There is always textbased browsers. I have tried "lynx" and "links". There is also w3m and netrik. Additionally there is w3 that runs in GNU Emacs or XEmacs and w3m.el which is an addon for w3m that also runs in GNU Emacs or XEmacs. For URIs see http://freshmeat.net/ > It works great. I think both is included with most linux > distributions. If links comes with linux distribution it is typically a stone-old version. Download of a recent version is recommended. > Links: (Un*x and OS/2.) > http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/links/ That's the text-only version of links. I prefer the graphics-enhanced version that has a text *and* a graphics mode. It also has limited JavaScript support (didn't check if it is sufficent for JavaScript powered ASCII-animations). > Lynx: (Un*x, VMS, Windows 95/98/NT) > http://lynx.browser.org/ Lynx for DOS also exists. AFAIR l.b.o has links to it. OBelectronics : : U(t) : .---------------o o-------------. : | | : | | Symbols according to DIN : | _______ ________ | : |___| |___########___| |___| : |_______| ######## | | : : R L C Josef 'Jupp' Schugt -- There is no system but GNU and Linux is one of its kernels -- RMS
,- .--. .--. -. , /\ :( .' .' 5USD `. `. ); /\ , ._.' \ '.".' .( per min. ). `.".' / `._. """"-.\_.-"_.-"-.) (.-"-._"-._/.-"""" [cut explainations] > There are still a few BBS call-in systems, >but are usually commercial, or for a local hobby >or social group. > I have considered starting one for ANSI >and ASCII ART, and my favorite hobby, Gravity. Guess now I know (mostly) what BBS is. :) Thanks. :) -- ~Blazej Kozlowski [I change by not changeing at] ~da....@poczta.fm [all ... ST predicts my fate.] asciipr0n.com/bug [GFA d- s: a21 C L+ W++ N++ w] 147041942_1093730 [PS+ PE Y PGP- tv- b+ DI++++ ]
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