X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: fbb9d,e490d17681477d2f,start X-Google-Attributes: gidfbb9d,public From: gt4551d@prism.gatech.edu (Adam Moore) Subject: Talk: Just something I thought I'd say..actually 2 things Date: 1996/03/17 Message-ID: <4ih0s9$d2p@miso.wwa.com>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 142966129 sender: boba@sashimi.wwa.com references: <4ied3g$fkh@miso.wwa.com> organization: Georgia Institute of Technology newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii In article <4ied3g$fkh@miso.wwa.com>, Brandon R. Monse wrote: > >One thoing I'd like to say: Huh, he said "Thoing." Huh, huh... >SOme ASCII pictures are hard to see, such as the Mona Lisa picture. One >way I have found that works really good is to sort of LOOK THRU the >picture, like you would with MAGIC EYE pictures. > I might be mistaken, but the ones you are refering to are generally, I believes, GIF -> ASCII conversions. I find the best way to view those is to go stand at the door of the room, way over there away from the computer, and look at it. Squint, too. If this doesn't work you should jump up and down (as opposed to staying up) and try to appease the ascii gods, whom you have obviously angered. Of course, since these are usually HUGE pictures, you've now seen the hairline. Scroll down and repeat for the eyes and nose, and continue as needed. One more thing: the ascii gods like incense, the cones, not the sticks. >Another thing: > >Let's give NORMAN a big hand! >He's really good at this acii art stuff, and, though most people don't >realize, a lot of work goes into ASCII art...so GOOD JOB NORMAN!!! > Yes, Normand Villeux (spelling from memory, so be kind) is the man. I said this in an earlier post-attempt that never made it past the moderator (the appeasement of whom requires a whole new set of rituals, and more incense): I am constantly impressed with both the quality and volume of Normand's work. I burn incense for you, Normand :) =============================================================== .::::. .::::::::. |' `| The above message will probably piss off someone. |\ /| Under the Telecommunications Act, and in spite of | \ / | the First Ammendment, it may therefore be illegal. \ \ / / \ \/ / The Blue Ribbon Campaign for Online Free Speech \ \ / http://www.eff.org/blueribbon.html \ \ _ / \ \ -Adam Moore |\/|_) / /\ \ gt4551d@prism.gatech.edu | |-\ / / \ \ | / \ | As an individual capable of free thought, my views |/ \| may not be those of Georgia Tech. ' ` ===============================================================