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The image is an ASCII-art style newspaper title page. White text on dark background. It shows several articles, headlines, some (fake) advertisements, and graphical elements of a typical 20th century newspaper. It includes various puns, little scenes, hidden or less obvious messages and a wimmelbild feeling that is, unfortunately, hard to replicate in a pure description. Here’s the content: Title: The Road to Fascism, July '26 edition Subtitle: A unicoded zinematic take on —— MANUS PASSIM IACTAT —— Because keeping a diary would be presumptuous. The text snippets and articles from top left to bottom right: “I burn woods for polymoney.” - IGNITING WEALTH DISCLOSURE ODYSSEY: Summer flick has remnant army of journos fighting for FOIA. Top Story: BLISS Passes, Insider Trading as-a-service D.C. · A pleasant murmor, a comfy hum, a warm rustle went through the capital as the adminnistration announced the installment of the aptly named BLISS legislation – Bill for Legalization of Insider Tradin

My uni-coded zine-matic take on [gestures wildly] (because keeping a diary would be presumptuous): The Road to Fascism, July ’26 edition#AsciiArt #PixelArt #pol…

Posted by kommadieb@norden.social

Waitzman Experimental [Page 1] === RFC 2549 IP over Avian Carriers with QoS 1 April 1999 Weighted fair queueing (WFQ) MAY be implemented using scales, as shown: ASCII art of a scale. On the left is a box in two segments, both containing the text "10g." On the right is a crudely drawn ASCII art of a bird facing right. There are two consecutive periods beneath the bird on the scale, representing something that is eluded to with the text beneath: Carriers in the queue too long may leave log entries, as shown on the scale.

The IETF (@ietf) has made a remarkable amount of great April Fools satire of their own technical documents. They're definitely worth the read: https://en.wikipe…

Posted by judahhansen@mastodon.social

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