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I haven't numbered here how many Main Deviations I've made, but this is the 100th Deviation! >w<And look, it's a code, and a gift, and of course a happy boy celebrating his birthday :3
"Erick's happy face as it sees his birthday gift is priceless, maybe a lot of expectations is put on this object, but he feels it (because the gift looks special) what's inside is going to surprise him for good ..."
As for the image, you see behind a code ( C language code) in a circle-shaped arrangement, if you execute it, it would sing you, "Happy Birthday" )
I found it here:
donkirkby.blogspot.mx/2011/05/…
I think this is a very neat thing to make a good code about it, simple, organized, and up to the point.
StndNerdBoy11-2014
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Comments: 10
CosmicNerdBoy In reply to VirusReloaded [2014-06-28 08:48:19 +0000 UTC]
Y repleto de bits y bytes que rodean nuestro mundo con la tecnologia de hoy O:
Si vieramos con otros ojos, estarianf flotando en el espacio
Un mundo digital dentro de nuestro mundo real
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VirusReloaded In reply to CosmicNerdBoy [2014-06-29 00:59:07 +0000 UTC]
Como crees que se vería el mundo digital en la vida real? Viendo tooodos esas redes inalambricas de satelites como pequeños lasersitos?
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CosmicNerdBoy In reply to VirusReloaded [2014-06-29 08:53:44 +0000 UTC]
hehe, me imagino que pondrian lentes especiales para poderlo ver (algo asi como google Glass pero algo más sofisticados >w< )
como mirar hologramas en partes en la casa, o incluso un mundo completo a esxplorar basado en la infraesctructura, solo seria evitar chocar con algo que se moviera >///<
Algo así como un juego a seguir hehe
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Dark-Fang [2014-03-21 20:31:22 +0000 UTC]
this is actually pretty cool! didn't know you could do things like that? I have noooooooo clue how many submissions i have.....just know the number is going to go down considerably. (cleaning out mah junk X3)
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CosmicNerdBoy In reply to Dark-Fang [2014-03-22 09:25:41 +0000 UTC]
Thanks for the comment
You see, when I finish a certain drawing, I assign them to a number. My deviation gallery is a bunch of those numbered drawings, plus my "A Nerd's Adventure" little drawings I made for lots of posts D:, plus some meme drawings and, writing (does sketch counts? D: ) Also some drawings were for a set, so those weren't numbered.
I really don't know which are of certain set or main set hehe, but I did count up to 100
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Dark-Fang In reply to CosmicNerdBoy [2014-03-23 16:06:28 +0000 UTC]
X3 thats alot of math im not so good at that stuff. Haha thats still pretty amazing, though i suppose sketches could count seeing as your sketches are more elaborate than the norm.
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aki5 [2014-03-17 00:23:58 +0000 UTC]
#include 👍: 0 ⏩: 1
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
std::string greeting ("");
std::string person ("StndNerdBoy11");
std::string event ("Birthday");
std::string mood ("Happy");
greeting += mood;
greeting += " ";
greeting += event;
greeting += " ";
greeting += person;
greeting += "!";
std::cout << greeting;
return 0;
}
CosmicNerdBoy In reply to aki5 [2014-03-17 06:30:59 +0000 UTC]
Happy Birthday StndNerdBoy11!
"is what I got in the output"
(and I really tested it >w<)
you should try the one on the blog post, it works too >w<
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aki5 In reply to CosmicNerdBoy [2014-03-17 10:37:08 +0000 UTC]
Yeah, it's awesome! I'm saving that for January next year
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