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Is it possible to code a haircut in c? Where would one
begin? I'd very much like to program a haircut and at
first was thinking of something along the lines of
Jim Morrison, but i'm thinking that might be too much
too soon.
So now i'm thinking chris rock, not sure...any ideas?
i've no idea really, i'm trying to think outside
the box and come up with something unique, something
fun, different.
Programming a haircut seemed like a good idea.
My biggest problem always seems to be coming up
with something, seems all i've done is re-invent
the wheel, my wheels are inferior to other wheels
that were created before i was even born.
So i figure if i can come up with my own wheel, then
i'll at least have made a mark in some way.
Or maybe i'll write another text editor, server...
the usual crap, i might even code the definitive
hello world, any ideas?
This thread has had me combing the (hair)net for answers but I can see a parting coming because it's too much on the fringe. I dreads (!!) posting answers that are permanent but all answers serve to highlight users' views.
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