Sentence examples for ASCII from inspiring English sources
Two months ago, to address the issue, the site revamped such sections, linking them to Google+, in the hopes of increasing culpability.But the change left them vulnerable to new types of spam so YouTube tried again, updating the site to improve its detection of comments containing unwanted links and ASCII art (images made from text).
Apart from choosing passwords that are strong enough (ie, long, complex and random mixtures of ASCII characters) to make cracking their hashes too time consuming for thieves to bother with, there is actually not all that much more.
He would write programs to help with eighth-grade algebra and use ASCII code to create images resembling Playboy centerfolds.
Earlier this month, a group of Fermilab-based physicists operating under the acronym Minerva used a beam of neutrinos to send a message over a distance of about a kilometer, spelling out the word "neutrino" with the ASCII code used for computer keyboards.
On a message board, one fan likened the ASCII experience in Dwarf Fortress to the immersive pleasures of reading a book: "You can let your imagination fill in the gaps".
The safest long-term options are plain ASCII text and RTF (Rich Text Format), neither of which provides a very satisfying format for reading ebooks.
Twenty years ago, Scott Fahlman of Carnegie Mellon suggested the first ASCII-based emoticon, but he wasn't the first to use typography this way.
8. Candy Box (Web) This ASCII-art role-playing game, designed by a nineteen-year-old student from France, is freely available for anyone with a Web browser and an Internet connection.
Every Scene release was accompanied by an NFO (from "info"), an ASCII-art text file that served as the releasing group's signature tag.
In 2007 the dominant form of Unicode (called UTF-8) surpassed American ASCII and a Western European variant as the most widely used encoding on the web, and UTF-8 is now used on more than 75% of web pages.
Probably the most widely known code in use today is the American Standard Code for Information Interchange ASCIII).
