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      <title>An image-to-ASCII tool in an afternoon</title>
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      <description>I wanted an asciifier I'd actually use — color and grayscale, detailed glyph ramps, copy/PNG/ANSI export — without uploading my images anywhere. So I built one. It runs entirely in the browser. Try it at https://lorincz.me/asciifier</description>
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      <title>Rebuilt lorincz.me as a terminal hub</title>
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