[kairi00]

Alright folks, here's Star Wars: Episode IV like you've never seen it before... it's nuts... whoever did this had WAYYYY too much time on their hands :rofl: :rofl:

Use any telnet client and connect to blinkenlights.nl

If you don't understand what that means, and you're using Windows, click on "Start->Run", type "telnet blinkenlights.nl"

Enjoy the show!

 

[Ryos]

I don't even want to know how long this took the creators to do. That's a LOT of ascii art.

 

[kairi00]

Originally posted by Ryos
I don't even want to know how long this took the creators to do. That's a LOT of ascii art.

My point exactly.... I thought I had too much time on my hands....

 

[Arpanet]

Originally posted by kairi00


My point exactly.... I thought I had too much time on my hands....

So do I, but I spend it all here.

 

[Ryos]

Speaking of which, since they (?) took the time to do Star Wars IV, did they take all that time to do any other movies?

 

[Zephon]

Crazy guys who did it

 

[CD]

Saw this a few days ago, pretty neat stuff

Reminds me of that NES emulator with an ASCII renderer..

 

[Gk1986]

there was an article on it awhile ago on cnn...pretty cool.

 

[Ryos]

Originally posted by Gk1986
there was an article on it awhile ago on cnn...pretty cool.

It showed up on CNN? Why?

 

[Gk1986]

Originally posted by Ryos
It showed up on CNN? Why?

I guess the guys who ran the sci-tech section ran out of stuff to write/report. Beats me, though. (BTW I was talking about cnn.com)

 

[Ryos]

Ah, it makes more sense it would be on cnn.com...they print just about anything there, whether it's newsworthy or not. I thought you meant it was on CNN's news channels.

 

[Gk1986]

Originally posted by Ryos
Ah, it makes more sense it would be on cnn.com...they print just about anything there, whether it's newsworthy or not. I thought you meant it was on CNN's news channels.

I see. Sorry about the mixup at first. I need to be more specific from now on :emb: