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FABS - A flexible ASCII art program for making ASCII banners
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There's Up, there's Shrek, and then there's...this. It's a bit of experimental computer animation of a cat done in Russia in 1968. Delete the scoop?
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Regional News item I edited on AVID Newscutter Adrenaline on a local artist who makes pictures using an old typewriter. Delete the scoop?
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Paul Smith, the Typewriter artist. Originally aired March-April of 1976 on KOIN-TV in Portland Oregon.
At-Large Reporter Ray Summers wrote and narrated. I shot, edited and selected the music. Ray learned about Paul from a newspaper feature in the Roseburg, Oregon newspaper. Ray and I roamed Southern Oregon for a week in February and dropped by the Roseburg nursing home one wintry morn. We were in and out in 90 minutes, but what we captured was an amazing story on many levels. Delete the scoop?
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The first thing poping into your mind is probably the question what "ASCII" = text characters on your computer and "Art"... Delete the scoop?
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I went to the very last lab for web art, and it seems that a good handful of people were having trouble with their projects. Another large chunk of people did not even show up. I spent 3 hours in... Delete the scoop?
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ASCII art is a graphic design technique that uses computers for presentation and consists of pictures pieced together from the 95 printable (from a total of 128) characters defined by the ASCII Standard from 1963 and ASCII compliant character sets... Delete the scoop?
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Intuitive Keira Rathbone uses old manual typewriters - some amazingly 70 years old - as a unique tool to draw portraits of people with astonishing accuracy. Working from her studio in Chiswick, London, and in locations throughout the city, Keira turns the platen to move the paper and selects different characters to make the shapes she wants. Delete the scoop?
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"John Stump has a curious talent for creative applications of music notation. He had worked in the field of “music engraving” for most of his life, beginning in 1967, and I remember looking with fascination at his “music typewriter” in his office in my grandmother’s garage." Delete the scoop?
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Anyone who spent time on a computer in the early days of their existence is probably familiar with ASCII art, a form of illustration in which the components are nothing more than text characters. Y... Delete the scoop?
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ASCII art is that amazing computer drawing where keyboard letters become a picture. Done well, it never fails to impress friends with your geekiness. Delete the scoop?
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I’m pleased to announce the release of my minimalist ANSi and ASCii based themes for Chrome and Chromium. I kept everything simple on purpose, as the default theme is very clean, nice, and efficient : these two themes just aim to give a discreet text mode feeling to everyday life browsing, nothing more, nothing less.
The color differences from the original theme can be seen in the status and download bars as well as in the detached bookmarks bar (where I used color #07 (light gray) from the ANSI / EGA palette) and in the text links where color #08 (dark gray) was used. Delete the scoop?
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