From your everyday talking cows to upside-down, rainbow-colored, ASCII art made from ridiculously large prime numbers, these Linux commands range from mildly humorous to outright bizarre. Just because ...

Most people use Linux to learn, tinker, or build something useful. I’ve used it to do things that range from mildly amusing to downright cursed. These aren’t best practices. They’re not productive.

An ASCII underground cave system will be created for you, complete with diamonds located in hard-to-reach places with boulders ready to cave in on your Z-head if you aren't careful. The game screen ...

Several of my passwords have extended ASCII characters in them (like Æ or µ). In Windows I typed them by holding ALT and keying in the 3 number code (ALT+198). But I'm diving into Ubuntu and ...

Nevertheless, Verdiell was (eventually) able to successfully log into Linux (with his password kept hidden), and then print out some neat ASCII art—some of the pieces include Spider-Man, Snoopy ...

Modern hardware transforms this 80s typewriter into a Linux terminal and ASCII art printer What's old is new again By Shawn Knight August 5, 2022, 15:26. Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years.