From the C64 BBS Antidote, which is still running after 20 years. These graphics (made by for example Jucke, Poison and Dino) were posted in the C/G (character graphics) area in 2003/2004. Log in to Antidote via telnet and check for yourself!
From the C64 BBS Antidote, which is still running after 20 years. These graphics (made by for example Jucke, Poison and Dino) were posted in the C/G (character graphics) area in 2003/2004. Log in to Antidote via telnet and check for yourself!
The Stillness and The Shadow [2013] by Wacek
This week will be all in PETSCII, the colourful ASCII-version used by Commodore’s 8-bit computers. We’ve worked a lot with PETSCII the past two years ourselves, doing things like 2SLEEP1 (ambient), Oso (eerie) and live performances.
The images above are from old posts we’ve made, see more at http://text-mode.tumblr.com/tagged/petscii. They are:
– Amiga demo New-D by Otro and Goto80 (2010)
– Notemaker Demo II by Poison (2008)
– Amiga-demo 911 by Limbo (1997)
– Cursor #15 Hawaii, originally by Ken Morley (1979).
– 20 Years Is Nothing by Hack n Trade (2013).
– Video by Erik Nilsson & Joakim Alstorp, music by Frak (2010).
– Commodore 64 disk directories
– Yeep!Eep!Eep! (2010) by Daniel Temkin
The C64 was capable of automating the entire knitting process thanks to a system called CAPS (made by Empisal in Germany). The setup consisted of the C64 (of course!), an Empisal 550/560 knitting machine and the CAPS interface. The process of knitting your favorite jumper consisted of designing a series of patterns on the C64 which you could then save to disk and combine with other patterns to create a larger image. Source
C64 BBS-graphics by Deekay, 1997. At the time it was popular to hack Calling Cards from AT&T to make free calls around the world. via