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1990′s IRC ANSI by Redmoon who writes:
Special thanks to Sennaxtor, of #Colorexpress & Patches of #Mirc_Rainbow, on Undernet and Dalnet, for helping convert these into jpg’s.
Jupiter Ace, a British computer from 1982. It used Forth instead of BASIC and it could display more text characters on the screen than most of its competitors (64×48 compared to the more common 40×24). It used the same font as ZX Spectrum.
Runes are basically viking graffiti and was popular for thousands of year especially in Scandinavia. Nowadays, they are a great way to get in touch with the spirit world, at least according to this teletext page on Swedish TV6.
Embroidered “pre columbian” textiles from South America. Exhibited in Chile in 2010 for the Legado ancestral. Bordados y diseños tradicionales exhibition.
The 10PRINT program running on a Commodore PET, posted by Trammel Hudson, @qrs. 10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1));:GOTO 10
teletextart:
Just in case you weren’t sure how teletext works, the Carlton Food Network have a helpful on-screen guide for you. Thanks to teletext.org.uk.
Leaflikebird by Jeremy Adler.