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2018-08-24

2010s, 2018, petscii, tools.

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Manuel Vio’s first attempt at PETSCII, using @nurpax‘s new Petmate editor. via @manuelvio

2018-08-24

2010s, japan, shiftjis.

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葵　徳川三代　より徳川秀忠（西田敏行）と徳川家康（津川雅彦）by @rich_beatle

2018-08-10

1980s, 1981, ebcdic, ibm, usa.

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Colourized ASCII art at NASA using an IBM System/370 in 1981, via. Or… EBCDIC art?

2018-08-10

1970s, 1977, ascii, france, print.

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Computer – Come and Dance (1977). ASCII art in the disco era. Includes the hit Nobody loves a computer because a computer does not dance. h/t: David Viens.

2018-07-29

2010s, 2018, animation, conversion, font.

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(First?) conversion from video to variable font text mode. Made by Toshi Omagari, via @pixelambacht.

2018-07-19

2010s, 2018, ascii, tattoo, usa.

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ASCII skull tattoo by Chris Sanford.

2018-07-15

2010s, 2018, c64, finland, goto80, petscii, print.

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A2 PETSCII-poster by Tommi Musturi available here. Comes with an SD-card with music by Goto80 and Josh Bailey.

2018-07-06

1970s, 1978, code, print, textmode.

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Notation (?) for Yannis Xenakis’ Le Diatope from 1978 that merges sound, light, color and architecture during live performances. h/t Tim Koch

2018-07-06

2010s, arno beck, germany, typewriter.

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Typewriter works by Arno Beck, 2018.

2018-07-06

1980s, austria, terminal, videotex.

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Mupid was an Austrian videotex terminal that was also a programmable computer. It supported text graphics with custom fonts, pixel and vector graphics with 4096 colours, and telesoftware. More info here, here and here. h/t: Tim Koch