Re: ASCII Star Wars
From Jonas Meurer <jon...@testsystem.server0.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 4 Dec 2001 19:16 · View full thread
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David Dahlberg schrieb im Artikel <9uj...@marvin.sub-etha.org>: >>[sta...@towel.blinkenlights.nl] >>Gibt es eigentlich Tools die einen Film so konvertieren, > Wie soll das funktionieren? Keine Ahnung, aber es soll auch Tools geben, die Bilder in HTML-Code konvertieren k�nnen. >> oder hat sich da >>echt so ein Spinner hingesetzt und den ganzen Film von Hand erstellt? > Ja. Oh Gott, sind muss der Zeit haben. Bye Jonas -- "Linux wurde erfunden, damit nicht jeder Idiot denkt, er k�nne einen Computer bedienen!" - Guestbook Eintrag bei einer Linux Hate Page
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