
If you delete all fonts in XP, you’re greeted with nonsense like this afterwards.
Dingbats are forever. via WinWorld
If you delete all fonts in XP, you’re greeted with nonsense like this afterwards.
Dingbats are forever. via WinWorld
Four fonts: AT&T 3B2, a Compaq Portable III, a LED scrolling sign, and a Waters 600E pump controller. Extracted by fuckyeahfortran , via.
The ATASCII font, used in Atari’s 8-bit computers.
The Macrocom Method is a text mode trick for PC to use 16-colour hi-res graphics in CGA. The principle was to use only the top two pixel rows of each text character, and remove the rest. Image by VileR.
Macrocom was a company that first showed this trick in 1984 with the game ICON. Read more here. h/t: Rowan Lipkovits
Viznut’s image-to-text conversion, using unscii-8 with 256 colours. Unscii is a set of Unicode-compatible fonts based on fonts from 80′s platforms and games. Download here.