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At some point during the early days of this site someone started drawing a very long ascii line which you could scroll for many many hours and not reach the end
by hairofadog 5y ago
At some point during the early days of this site someone started drawing a very long ascii line which you could scroll for many many hours and not reach the end of. It became a satirical – or who knows these days, maybe literal – cult. Here’s the best summary I can find with a few minutes of lazy searching:
https://yourworldoftext.fandom.com/wiki/The_True_Diagonal https://yourworldoftext.fandom.com/wiki/The_True_Diagonal
I seem to remember someone posting a screenshot of a short inspirational essay you would find if you reached the end, but looking around it seems like folks are posting various different screenshots of what’s at the end, so I suppose that adds to the mythology a little bit.
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Edit: I found the screenshot of the essay in my filesystem so there's no context, but for whatever it's worth here it is:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aboxwithrocksinit/test-bucket/main/eoFW6.jpg https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aboxwithrocksinit/test-buc...
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- TedDoesntTalk 5y ago> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aboxwithrocksinit/test-bucket/main/eoFW6.jpg https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aboxwithrocksinit/test-buc... Beautiful. thank you for sharing that.
- marcellus23 5y agoThis reminds me of an old minecraft server I played on which had a Great Northern Road that someone started building, and was continued by various people. You could just walk on it for hours, through caves, over seas, through mountains... with inns along the way, and scenic overlooks. There was something really special about that, and about extending it when I reached the end. I didn't even play on that server for more than a few days, but that memory is still stuck in my mind.