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Published: 2006-02-02 05:56:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 5646; Favourites: 111; Downloads: 278
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Wow. It's been AGES since I made a new one of these. I'm working on them for the Lanthorn again, but I figured I'd post it here in case anybody didn't get to see it!Obviously it's pointing at my current struggles. ^_^ oy.
Materials: Neopiko pens, paper
Time: 3 hours? maybe?
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Comments: 38
Β this is adorable xD
also.. you actually program? do you make tools or so..?
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PCs. They all react to their owners' suffering the best!
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Can't say that I've ever managed a head-desk-compile, but then again, I haven't worked on C++ in many years.
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I once deleted a program I was working on on accident, just pressed cmd+delete to the wrong time. I was so frustrated cause it was hard work and I of course didn't do a back up.
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Yes sometimes programming can be frustrating. I forgot a Β Β ; Β and everything else is in your pic
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A few of my projects with Java do not run anymore and I didn't even change the code or updated the compiler or anything. But I also got those things in HTML, C# and C++ so that doesn't really fix it
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I started with Java and programmed it for ~2 years, then I got a little frustrated cause, because Java was originally meant as a language for console applications, Java didn't do double buffering on Windows so creating an own GUI wasn't good due to the flickering graphics. So I started to learn C# and after creating some nice little applications I switched to C++ and SDL, what I'm still working with now. I also tried Assembler, even created a little OS with it but that languages is incredibly unreadable and hard.
So I actually program C++ the most and then Java.
how 'bout you?
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Ah! The eternal struggle! Curse! Swear! Threaten inanimate objects! Then nirvana of success. You capture it perfectly!
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The worst part is program error, have to re-check (or even re-work on the whole thing, which I have experienced twice)... bad day with C++.
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Hahaha, I am totally having a programming assignment that is going just like that.
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XD wonderful, I know what that is like! I'm trying to take the errors but they still are there >.> and then we do something stupid or put something (like a comma for example xD) and its done!
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Yep it's like that sometimes xD
Happens a lot when I'm programming in C -.-'
nice work ^^
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I want to take this to work and put it on my desk. Hilarious
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That happened to me once! But, there were some notable differences, namely my computer getting it's face(monitor) smashed in.
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This brings to mind the time where I accidentaly put compile and run to a different key... I could get it to run, AND my mouse was desabled. I accidentaly pressed the button... Good times.
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Hahaha. sounds like something I'd do. AWESOME.
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ahahahah, i'm a programmer and this happens a lot
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My sister does that sometimes. Only difference is that whenever she hits the keys the computer brakes down. ^_^' I have no idea how she does it
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I think anyone into programming has been there at some point or another ^^.
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this is made of win and god. THat's how i was settin gup linux. XD very well done. cute indeed.
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Why do computers get so easily confused.
>.<
Headsmashing teaches them a leason though X3
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Well, I think I can simply say it with a quote I found a while back (I can't remember where)
"Computers will do what the programmer tells it to, the problem is that it's never what the programmer WANTS it to do."
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Ahahaha, I sometimes do that myself XD You have a magical forehead that fixes program! Woo =3
Fun comic ^^
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Gods... I hated my C++ days of that.. 's probably why I never went any farther than INTRO to C++.
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This seems to be a common remedy with C++ (see above reply I gave!)
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Thats how my Java class goes somedays. Some code works fine, the rest goes back and forth.
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I remember those days with Java 
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Funny you should say that.....I AM working in C++ at the current time.
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Ha ha... I showed that to Alan and he took one look at it and went "yup.... I can relate."
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