Of appleping and John Scully
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RacerX
Old Rhapsody User
There was a set of command line commands that I have already forgotten (I had used them on the PB), but I used TinkerTool for 10.0 (see: http://www.bresink.com/osx/TinkerTool.html ). Everything else is was done in the color preferences.
jdog
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Originally posted by AdmiralAK
Thanks
I have my terminal colors like I had my Apple IIgs screen when I was coding in BASIC .... Balck background and yellow text lol... people still think I am crazy for having it that way but I find it cool
Thats the only way to code...Its sooooo much easier on the eyes than a white background-black text combo
-jdog
Zapski
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Originally posted by AdmiralAK
Thanks
I have my terminal colors like I had my Apple IIgs screen when I was coding in BASIC .... Balck background and yellow text lol... people still think I am crazy for having it that way but I find it cool
Heh, mine's the old green text on a slightly translucent dark green background. Ahhh nostalgia
endian
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I think some versions of COBOL and FORTRAN have numbers. It's not a feature of the language, since there are versions of BASIC today, like REALbasic and VB that don't have numbers.
BTW PRINT didn't have parens, only quotes
here's a more 'advanced one. I may have really wrote this in 4th grade
10 INPUT "DOES YOUR BUTT SMELL BAD";A$
20 IF LEFT$(A$,1)="Y" THEN GOTO 40
30 PRINT "IT DOES TOO! LIAR!": GOTO 30
40 PRINT "I COULD TELL!":GOTO 40
endian
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LOL here's another one I really *did* write, but I think it was 5th grade...
10 FOR I = 1 TO 100000
20 NEXT I
30 PRINT CHR$(7)
40 GOTO 30
he he he... ran it on one of the library computers and then casually strolled out in under 100 seconds.
(ASCII 7 is the system beep sound, which was this shrill electronic whine/ding on the PET this ran on.)
10 FOR I = 1 TO 100000
20 NEXT I
30 PRINT CHR$(7)
40 GOTO 30
he he he... ran it on one of the library computers and then casually strolled out in under 100 seconds.
(ASCII 7 is the system beep sound, which was this shrill electronic whine/ding on the PET this ran on.)
AdmiralAK
Simply Daemonic
riiight
Due to java & C influence I included parentheses lol ....
I will NEVER forget the time I was composing music for my a program in BASIC and I made the STUPID mistake of saving the music file as the program file ... aarggghhh that was stupid!
LOL ... about the beep sound... that aint nothing lol
I wrote this small program and distrubuted it to all my classmates. It was the calavry song lol. Everyone loaded it on their machines and as they were leaving they all (synchronously) pressed "enter" to run the program and on all apple IIgs there was this tiedye color patern (slightly animated) while playing this music LOL (Ithink I had it repeat 25 times) .... it almost drove the teacher mad lol .. (going from computer to computer to interrupt it LOL)
Aaahhh those were the days (in grade 10)
Due to java & C influence I included parentheses lol
....I will NEVER forget the time I was composing music for my a program in BASIC and I made the STUPID mistake of saving the music file as the program file ... aarggghhh that was stupid!
LOL ... about the beep sound... that aint nothing lol
I wrote this small program and distrubuted it to all my classmates. It was the calavry song lol. Everyone loaded it on their machines and as they were leaving they all (synchronously) pressed "enter" to run the program and on all apple IIgs there was this tiedye color patern (slightly animated) while playing this music LOL (Ithink I had it repeat 25 times
) .... it almost drove the teacher mad lol .. (going from computer to computer to interrupt it LOL)Aaahhh those were the days
(in grade 10)
chemistry_geek
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I still have my Apple IIGS, Woz Limited Edition, unfortunately, the keyboard stopped working after some orange juice spill into it last year. I often used the IIGS ADB keyborad with my PowerBook 520c because the built-in keyboard was so flimsy.
System specs:
GS OS System 6
Applied Engineering RAM expander card;
Two RAM cards piggybacked from AE RAM expander card: 1.75MB total RAM;
Sound card with input;
SCSI card with 40MB Hard drive (woohoo!);
800K 3.5" disk drive;
143K 5.25" disk drive;
ImageWriter Printer (no longer works);
2400 Baud external modem;
This was great back in the mid to late 80's when I would call my local BBS and send mail to my BBS buddies, play a few text based games like Galactic Empire (You have 3 new planets!).
Apple II Forever!
System specs:
GS OS System 6
Applied Engineering RAM expander card;
Two RAM cards piggybacked from AE RAM expander card: 1.75MB total RAM;
Sound card with input;
SCSI card with 40MB Hard drive (woohoo!);
800K 3.5" disk drive;
143K 5.25" disk drive;
ImageWriter Printer (no longer works);
2400 Baud external modem;
This was great back in the mid to late 80's when I would call my local BBS and send mail to my BBS buddies, play a few text based games like Galactic Empire (You have 3 new planets!).
Apple II Forever!
chemistry_geek
Registered
I still have my Apple IIGS, Woz Limited Edition, unfortunately, the keyboard stopped working after some orange juice spill into it last year. I often used the IIGS ADB keyborad with my PowerBook 520c because the built-in keyboard was so flimsy.
System specs:
GS OS System 6
Applied Engineering RAM expander card;
Two RAM cards piggybacked from AE RAM expander card: 1.75MB total RAM;
Sound card with input;
SCSI card with 40MB Hard drive (woohoo!);
800K 3.5" disk drive;
143K 5.25" disk drive;
ImageWriter Printer (no longer works);
2400 Baud external modem;
This was great back in the mid to late 80's when I would call my local BBS and send mail to my BBS buddies, play a few text based games like Galactic Empire (You have 3 new planets!).
Apple II Forever!
System specs:
GS OS System 6
Applied Engineering RAM expander card;
Two RAM cards piggybacked from AE RAM expander card: 1.75MB total RAM;
Sound card with input;
SCSI card with 40MB Hard drive (woohoo!);
800K 3.5" disk drive;
143K 5.25" disk drive;
ImageWriter Printer (no longer works);
2400 Baud external modem;
This was great back in the mid to late 80's when I would call my local BBS and send mail to my BBS buddies, play a few text based games like Galactic Empire (You have 3 new planets!).
Apple II Forever!
Soapvox
Want some of my Kool-aid?
I have an Apple][e where to use the moden, you set the phone on these twol little ear pads, I have a great word processor called bank street writer and a box full of games on the 4.25 floppys (can you really call the new floppies a floppy if it doesn't flop). BTW my screen is black with green text and this wied cloth substance that covers it. And it all is still 100% functional!
iYouthâ¢
Head Webmaster:TrickX.com
i just gutted my Macintosh SE to make one of these:
http://www.applefritter.com/hacks/macquarium/index.html
*GRIN*
and to talk about bustin some screwed up sheit on your school
i went to the wackest elementry school(echo horizon), and i got so pissed at the peecee they had in the computer lab, i jammed a pen into the floppy drive(the big floppy floppy ones) and gave it a good..call it wat you want. ignorance is bliss, if it wern't for that macintosh SE i had, i wouldn't have had to maim that peecee
http://www.applefritter.com/hacks/macquarium/index.html
*GRIN*
and to talk about bustin some screwed up sheit on your school
i went to the wackest elementry school(echo horizon), and i got so pissed at the peecee they had in the computer lab, i jammed a pen into the floppy drive(the big floppy floppy ones) and gave it a good..call it wat you want. ignorance is bliss, if it wern't for that macintosh SE i had, i wouldn't have had to maim that peecee