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#teletext

37
posts Β· 30d
13
users
1
posts / day
2.8
posts / user
+ 11% vs last week

#teletext is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 13 people shared 37 posts with it β€” around 1 a day. Activity is up 11% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 8 with 6 posts.

#teletext posts per day (last 30 days)

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Posts with #teletext

Mistigris computer arts
@mistfunk.bsky.social
1 day ago
Mistigram: #CountBinface, since making the revival of Ceefax one of his campaign pledges, has been beloved of the #teletext community, and they were prepared to endorse him this summer as he ran as the protest candidate against Nigel Farage in the parliamentary constituency of Clacton.
A dread space emperor wearing a garbage can as a sinister helmet poses nobly in two-tone Shepard Fairey propaganda style.
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gkmac
@gkmac.bsky.social
about 7 hours ago
Time for another Level 2.5 #teletext recreation of an album cover. This time it is Telex's 1979 album "Looking for Saint Tropez", worth checking out just for their cover of "Rock around the clock"!
A Level 2.5 teletext re-creation of the album cover "Looking for Saint Tropez" by Telex.

An abstract artwork based on a television test card divided into six horizontal sections.

The first section has the word "Telex" in a white calculator-like segment font on a black rectangle set upon a light blue strip with a partial grid of white lines.

The second section is five coloured squares, in order from left-to-right they are coloured yellow, mid-blue, green, pink and red.

The third section in the middle is a black strip with a white horizontal line through the middle interspresed with vertical lines.

The fourth section is alternating black and white vertical stripes.

The fifth section is five rectangles in varying shades of grey, from dark grey on the left to white on the right.

The sixth section at the bottom is a light blue strip with the text "Looking for St Tropez" in white. In the middle of the strip is a narrow red triangle pointing downwards.
A Level 1 teletext re-creation of the album cover "Looking for Saint Tropez" by Telex.

An abstract artwork based on a television test card divided into six horizontal sections.

The first section has the word "Telex" in a white calculator-like segment font on a black rectangle set upon a cyan strip with a partial grid of white lines.

The second section is five coloured squares, in order from left-to-right they are coloured yellow, blue, green, magenta and red.

The third section in the middle is a black strip with a white horizontal line through the middle interspresed with vertical lines.

The fourth section is alternating black and white vertical stripes.

The fifth section is five rectangles. The left-most rectangle is black, the middle three rectangles have varying stipple patterns and the righ-tmost rectangle is white.

The sixth section at the bottom is a cyan strip with the text "Looking for St Tropez" in white. In the middle of the strip is a narrow red triangle pointing downwards.
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The Teletext Archaeologist
@ttxarchaeologist.bsky.social
about 24 hours ago
Made some belting changes to the Archive Editor. It now supports CRC checking, so you know when a page is 100% accurate; there's a spell checker to whip though text errors quickly; and it will suggest a change to get you to the CRC value if you're stuck! www.teletextarchive.com #teletext
The teletext archive page editor.  Love the 'BUM' suggestion for NUM
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