
What if we web design people got really dorky and started embedding ASCII art into source code. Maybe not full-scale processed photos, but little signatures or doo-dads. I find myself looking "under the hood" of a lot of websites and I don't think I've ever seen any decent ASCII art. I'm going to start doing this.
I guess the easy way would be with an HTML comment, but it would be soo l337 to do it with real code.
HA!! Thanks for the link. I haven't seen the blink tag in years. You sure it wasn't 1996? Is 10 years long enough for ASCII-source to be retro?
My bad...yeah, it was '96, of course. And heck yeah...blink /blink r00lz!
Dude, it's internet time...10 DAYS is old enough to be retro.
Cheers. Nice site.
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Hello. Web-legends jodi dot org often embedded ascii work in their early hyper-text markup language.
The wayback machine tacks us back to the heady days of November 1986. View source and enjoy.
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