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Snowy Mountain Moonshine by ~DeeAyAich:iconDeeAyAich:

Categories Cartoons & Comics > Digital Media > Cartoons > Oekaki > Fantasy

©2006-2009 ~DeeAyAich
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Writen in Mocha; a TRS-80 COlor COmputer (COCO) written in Java. COCO + Java = Mocha! Get it? (I admit ... It took me a couple of weeks to get that myself.)

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~Jaguaro Jul 13, 2006, 1:57:38 PM
Kind of reminds me of the infamous child toy "Lite Brite."

Jaguaro

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~DeeAyAich Jul 14, 2006, 6:57:40 AM
It does, now that you mention it.

But it doesn't take 20 lines of half-remember 26 year-old code to work a lite-brite!
(...And you can't goof up and lose a program if you turn the lite-brite off before you save....)

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"The missing link is not lost," said the dinosaur sorrowfully. "It's hiding."

--James Thurber
The Human Being and the Dinosaur
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*MlleDinkley Jul 14, 2006, 5:06:57 PM
I remember when I was in 3rd grade, a program at our school had us do a compouter programing module . Remember te old "V-line 1,7 at 12" "Plot 3,5" etc.
I got so frustrated because what I drew on the grid and inputted never turned out the way I wanted it to! AT the end of the 6 week program, I woundup just leaving the thing unfinished.

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\"Sometimes I think the universe just waits for me to get cocky.\"--Dr. Egon Spengler
:camera:Learn the rules for your art...then break them all in the spirit of creativity. :camera:
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~DeeAyAich Jul 15, 2006, 5:16:51 PM
Such modules didn't make it into school while I was in third grade! And I know the frustration, too. I went through it just playing around to make this. Then, as I hinted to Jaguaro, I turned that darned emulator off before I saved the program...But thankfully, I saved a screenshot to edit in Paint before I goofed up any more.

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"The missing link is not lost," said the dinosaur sorrowfully. "It's hiding."

--James Thurber
The Human Being and the Dinosaur
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