Re: Ascii Text Translator
From Peter <ppb...@hermes.cam.ac.uk>
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· 10 Jun 2002 20:43 · View full thread
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> > Hacking is an art. > > CfV alt.hacking-art now ;-) > Heh... not allowed by my nntp :'( still, no matter - I'm getting on fine by myself :) Ob-ascii - I'm racing weds to sat! Wish me luck! (sry bout the @s but they look just like our puddles...) D @ D @ D @ D @ * * * * ' ' ' ' / / / / --===<O=O=0=O=O=0=0=O==a>+==--- \ \ \ \ D @ D @ D @ D @ * * * * ' ' ' ' ^ me = a :) -Pete
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