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alejo <18milpies@usa.net>


>re all,


kombuzt!bl bon appet!t


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rezponsz To: jaromil <jaromil@dyne.org> on 23 ma!


with all due respekt you are an idiot monsieur.
any fool can program an image to ascii converter.

it literally requires 0+0 m9nd aktivity.
only net.art marionettes could make a fuss about
such idiotic endeavors.


1001 ventuze.nn





jaromil <jaromil@dyne.org> 


>i really appreciate the java applet done by Drazen Pantic: besides it's
>use, if he decides to release it under the GNU Public License, that code
>is going to be also a good start for the development of a java client
>working with codec compressed ascii stream technology, what we're
>actually developing with the soon to be released hascii project at
>dyne.org.
>
>as somebody allready pointed out, Jan Hubicka did a great job with his
>aa-project, letting many programmers free to use his well documented
>library, in fact multiplying his invention. finally i'm just one of
>those programmers.
>
>that sourcecode is covered under the Lesser GNU Public License.
>
>i notice much talk in this mailinglist about this NATO closed source
>"artistic" software, brightly celebrated by the Net-Art scene. finally i
>saw also this ascii rendering feature into it, and there it came a
>doubt: the rendering made by NATO software looks identical to the one
>done with the AA-Lib by Jan Hubicka. also the ascii2image rendering
>looks much identical to the one done with the Ascii Gimp plugin. it
>could be that commercial software is enclosing Free Software, violating
>it's license.
>
>true or not, it's interesting to note that there's no way to check this.
>
>concerning this provocation, the most significant point in it is that
>such a doubt can be raised on a commercial software that usually gets so
>much attention and success from the so called Net-Art establishment:
>then - sorry to say - it's a bit naive to wonder why the Free Software
>community is so far from it.
>
>greetings
>




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