Stars Wars In ASCII | The Coffeehouse

mattcampbell

Open RUN and type:

telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl

No Sound by the way:P

borosen

Imaging the amount of work put into that. Expressionless

Havn't watched it through though, so I don't know how much of the story is completed.

mattcampbell

borosen wrote:
Imaging the amount of work put into that.

Havn't watched it through though, so I don't know how much of the story is completed.

It's no the full thing. Sad

DoomBringer
Doom!

mattcampbell wrote:

borosen wrote: Imaging the amount of work put into that.

Havn't watched it through though, so I don't know how much of the story is completed.

It's no the full thing.

c'est la vie

jsampsonPC
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This is awesome; I only wish Lucas would buckle-under and make more StarWars videos.

Harlequin
http://twitter.com/TrueHarlequin

jsampsonPC wrote:
This is awesome; I only wish Lucas would buckle-under and make more StarWars videos.

I'm sure he's busy writing the 100 eposides going to television Smiley

Angus
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Finally a fun use for Telnet. Tongue Out

But seriously, this is quite cool.

Angus Higgins

W3bbo
The Master of Baiters

Angus wrote:
Finally a fun use for Telnet.

But seriously, this is quite cool.

During the world cup, someone rigged their TV Tuner up to an MPEG-to-TTY converter and broadcast the World Cup over Telnet.

Angus
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W3bbo wrote:

Angus wrote:Finally a fun use for Telnet.

But seriously, this is quite cool.

During the world cup, someone rigged their TV Tuner up to an MPEG-to-TTY converter and broadcast the World Cup over Telnet.

Yeah, I saw that, but I don't like football. Tongue Out

(It was also pretty hard to follow.)

Angus Higgins

Harlequin
http://twitter.com/TrueHarlequin

W3bbo wrote:
During the world cup, someone rigged their TV Tuner up to an MPEG-to-TTY converter and broadcast the World Cup over Telnet.

You then use a 3rd party program or something to turn that telnet stream into video to watch?

Angus
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Harlequin wrote:

W3bbo wrote:During the world cup, someone rigged their TV Tuner up to an MPEG-to-TTY converter and broadcast the World Cup over Telnet.

You then use a 3rd party program or something to turn that telnet stream into video to watch?

I believe it was made purely for people to use via telnet or another SSH client. I don't think all that many people watched complete matches on it.

Angus Higgins