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10/17/2006 09:48:24 PM · #26 |
When I was a kid my mom used to work with the old punch card computers.
I think I was the only kid in the neighborhood that actually had a computer in his house (we actually had three) and this was back in the late 70's early 80's. |
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10/17/2006 09:49:20 PM · #27 |
Okay I swear I'm done now--
Got ASCII? Color "DPC text Version"
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10/17/2006 09:53:27 PM · #28 |
| Any tradewars BBS players? |
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10/17/2006 10:30:56 PM · #29 |
Originally posted by ralph:
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
Originally posted by ralph:
you are too young ;) |
No, just probably not nerdy enough in highschool :-) |
hmm really too young / i first saw these loaded as punch cards ... in college .. computers were too large & expensive for highschools ;)
yep back'n the dark ages ...... |
Yup, I learned Fortran in college with punch cards, and one of our projects was to make a calendar with Snoopy artwork.
(And yes, they ARE created one character at a time!)
Our college was hooked into the university's mainframe. It musta been HUGE! |
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10/17/2006 10:38:28 PM · #30 |
Oh, how I pine for my l33t speaking IRC days. Wait, no I don't.
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10/17/2006 10:41:02 PM · #31 |
I am glad there wasn't a ASCII Challenge site. Comments would have been stuff like:
I really like the way that you placed that series of aaa across her butt. Really made for a much more pleasing image. A few more j's to bring out the contrast followed by a question mark or two would really touch this up. 7 |
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