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Back in the early 2000's there was this driver/library to output any graphics in ASCII instead of framebuffer or whatever. A colleague had a Linux box at home

Back in the early 2000's there was this driver/library to output any graphics in ASCII instead of framebuffer or whatever. A colleague had a Linux box at home with a TV Tuner PCI card. We would SSH from the University's lab and watch TV-on-ASCII-over-SSH to the amusement of the people around us. Sounds so simple and silly today, but it was a fun way to learn back in the day :)

VectorLock 9y ago
That would have been interesting, if a bit rehashy. This is a guy blurfing at length about text game design. The "Skyrim" is just thrown in there as a callback to something recognizable but has almost zero to do with Bethesda's game.