Here is an exercise, find one character usage that the original didn't have and that this new one is littered with...

The original phrack was (i'm assuming) 7-bit ascii, so obviously it wouldn't have used characters that aren't ascii...

	▲	TacticalCoder 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The text written in LLMish for that Phrack intro uses ASCII characters for everything, including quotes and ellipsis. There's one non-ASCII Unicode codepoint that made it through and it's the telltale sign of LLMish. They also use a monospaced font and ASCII art (well at least ASCII aligned titles) to make it look old-school cool. Honestly I don't understand how anyone can defend this LLMish garbage.

technocratius 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Emmm...dash?

Some of us use em-dashes habitually, and did so before LLMs. Call it le ponctuation juste.