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Saturday, June 09, 2007
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2 comments:
How does someone begin to build something of that complexity. The Notre dam cathedral and the climber were truly amazing thanks for posting the clip.
I know what you mean. I have trouble thinking about a simple javascript form. I seem to remember thinking something like this would be cool a while back (I think we all did) but to actually say it out loud, and then sit down and start working on it...
The days of
>10 Input "What is your name?", $
>20 Print "Hello, " $
seem so distant. Ah, good times...
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