4 Tel the Dog, moving picture, Channel Four Oracle teletext, 26th February 1986. Hmm, that floor looks a bit uneven! Maybe Wiggly has been fooled by an optical illusion?
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Today, 30 years ago.
Prince, Channel Four Oracle teletext, 26th February 1986. Before he was known as the Artist Formely Known As… presumably. This could all be another teletext abbreviation policy, I dunno.
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Today, 30 years ago.
No milk today, Channel Four Oracle teletext, 26th February 1986. It’s OK, I’ll have lager instead. :P
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Today, 30 years ago.
The code of Linux shown as 3D ASCII. Codeology uses information from GitHub to visualizes projects straight in your browser. Check it out.
Made by Braintree, a brand that have used ASCII before.
h/t: zproc
Brand new book with academic research on teletext. Contains one chapter by Raquel Meyers on teletext and art. Available as free PDF or in print.
Cloth Designs. Found in the Internet Archive by AnitaNH
By the Cayapa Indians of Ecuador, from a book published in 1925.
Business predictions in ASCII-style by Bloomberg. Graphics by Mira Rojanasakul, Adam Pearce, and Steph Davidson.
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