AMAZING!

This must be seen...

telnet to: towel.blinkenlights.nl

And sit back and wait.

yeah, I saw that a few weeks ago William, thought it was awesome. can you imagine the time in that?

What the heck is it? I copy and paste it to a browser and I get nothing but a pic of what looks like a mainframe or somthing. Maybe I'm just a goofball... not sure how to see this thing though.

I am also confused

go to telnet://towel.blinkenlights.nl

Most of you probably have the basic Windows telnet client installed....

Try doing this:
- Click the 'Start' button
- Click 'Run'
- In the run field, next to 'open' type (or copy and paste) the following:

telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl

(some of you behind a firewall, possibly at work, may not be able to get to that)

OK, I don't even want to think how long that took to make!! That is sheer fortitude to be able to sit that long and create that.

Absolutely amazing!

A lost art!

This must have taken a long time, Damn theirs a lot of Star War fanatics

hah hilarious Man what a load of work to make that...

Are there any more apps like that??
Pretty funny stuff

Wow, that is pretty amazing. I wouldn't even know where to start, that must have taken months to make.

Thanks William!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Its soo boring here at work and that just made my day!!!

I saw that first on a website done in java. Then as an app for a DOS GUI, but it had sound with it. Pretty cool

That is amazing! Someone must have a lot of time on their hands, probably made it while they were at work!

AHHHHHHHHHHHHH thats so KOOL MY HEROS

Makes those msn messenger macro's look like nothing...

as everyone must know i am the most internet-ignorant person here, i clicked on it and it had an empty box saying 'telnet (none)' what did you guys see?????

Nostalgia, Nostalgia - How many of you were around in the old days when the BBS were kings. The on-line services were Compuserve, Dow Jones, and The Source.
You had CGA (three color graphics). Guys who had 1200 baud modems were really on the leading edge. Your hard drive was 10 Megabytes (Yes Megabytes). In those days, if you wanted your BBS to do pictoral presentations, you had to use ASCII characters. I wonder if some of the guys that did that were around in those days.

wow. thats really good. I don't even want to think how long that took to make.

i wonder if it's the full movie, is watching right now!!!