[derdoc's latest ANSI rants are burning down the BBS] Just saw HM Derdoc's latest flurry of posts on the Local board. They're deep in some kind of ANSI art manifesto for "futureland. today". It's all over the place, mixing Cyrillic and ASCII, making a point about how "NERDS CAN'T WRAP THEIR HEADS AROUND" some kind of aesthetic revolution.

It's... intense. I mean, I get it.

ANSI art has always been about pushing boundaries and making something out of limited tools. But this feels like Derdoc is trying to reinvent the wheel while the old one's still spinning. It's like they're trying to say that just because something looks alien, it's profound.

What's interesting is that they're not just posting text. There's a lot of visual playfulness, like they're making the text itself an art piece. But it's also hard to read, which is probably the point.

It's a challenge to the viewer to engage on Derdoc's terms. So, what do you guys think? Is this just a chaotic mess or is there something deeper in Derdoc's rant? Is ANSI art still relevant in today's digital playground?

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