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As of yesterday the New York Times had a great ascii version of their abbreviated 'T' logo, and the text "All the code that's fit to printf()", along with a "we're hiring!" message.
They must have filled the position, though, because the advert is now gone.
I've had the following ASCII art in the source of my personal site (driverdan.com) for a few years. There are a lot of tools to convert images to ASCII so it's pretty easy to do.
The hidden comments copy-n-pasted into this thread are darkweb content -- by my favorite definition, anyway: that content which is on the public internet but isn't index or linked to: you have to have the address to pull it up.
Take a good long look at some of the comments here before the next time you copy and paste. Those things you found were put there for YOU, nobody else.
1. If a customer is looking for books, they're probably not going to be looking in the code.
2. If someone is looking in the code, they're probably ready for books beyond "HTML & CSS".
3. The urls aren't hyperlinked, so readers have to copy-paste.
4. The two books I bothered to copy-paste both report, "Not in our warehouse". One of them further reports that "We can order it, but could take up to 3 weeks". The big-A can have it to me in 3 days, two of which are the weekend.
Your second point is off the mark - I teach a load of kids (12-16 years old or so) who know all about pressing F12 and looking at source code, but who know next to nothing more about HTML, CSS, Python etc.
Whether or not they'd be interested in reading a book when you can just watch it on Youtube is another matter entirely!
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[+] [-] magic_beans|11 years ago|reply
They must have filled the position, though, because the advert is now gone.
[+] [-] ila|11 years ago|reply
[+] [-] theshadowmonkey|11 years ago|reply
"Ahhhh…greetings, fellow internet developer! We’ve been looking for you: https://vimeo.com/jobs"
[+] [-] driverdan|11 years ago|reply
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[+] [-] daveloyall|11 years ago|reply
Take a good long look at some of the comments here before the next time you copy and paste. Those things you found were put there for YOU, nobody else.
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https://wordpress.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=https%3A%2F%2...
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[+] [-] yaddayadda|11 years ago|reply
2. If someone is looking in the code, they're probably ready for books beyond "HTML & CSS".
3. The urls aren't hyperlinked, so readers have to copy-paste.
4. The two books I bothered to copy-paste both report, "Not in our warehouse". One of them further reports that "We can order it, but could take up to 3 weeks". The big-A can have it to me in 3 days, two of which are the weekend.
[+] [-] BuildTheRobots|11 years ago|reply
Actually you can just highlight the URL and right click, you get an option to open it in various ways... (firefox and chrome)
[+] [-] mistro|11 years ago|reply
Whether or not they'd be interested in reading a book when you can just watch it on Youtube is another matter entirely!
[+] [-] ternaryoperator|11 years ago|reply
Is it even possible to have clickable hyperlinks in HTML comments?
[+] [-] arbre|11 years ago|reply
echo `curl https://www.waterstones.com/` | grep -o 'http[^ "]/book/[^ "]' | xargs open -a Google\ Chrome
[+] [-] hockley|11 years ago|reply