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Prototyping and programming were slightly destroying my brain during this workshop. I tried to figure out what Terminal and Python were about. I tried different codes but most of the time they didn't work. The only replies the programmes gave me, were errors. Frustrating! But I turned this frustration around and started to collect all my errors. Together with this, I started to collect all sort of questions I wanted to ask these programmes. | Prototyping and programming were slightly destroying my brain during this workshop. I tried to figure out what Terminal [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_emulator] and Python [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_(programming_language)] were about. I tried different codes but most of the time they didn't work. The only replies the programmes gave me, were errors. Frustrating! But I turned this frustration around and started to collect all my errors. Together with this, I started to collect all sort of questions I wanted to ask these programmes. | ||
It ended up in a conversation between a human being (called "Echo") and a computer programme (called "-bash"). | It ended up in a conversation between a human being (called "Echo") and a computer programme (called "-bash"). | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 11 February 2016
ERROR(S)
Echo ‘Are you sure you want to create this?’
-bash: raspberrypi dhcpcd[2537]: exited
Echo ‘They say you find solutions to certain problems, is that so?’
-bash: ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY
Echo ‘Are you more attracted to facts than to fiction?’
-bash: Received packet from invalid interface.
Echo ‘Are you more attracted to data than to feelings?’
-bash: uart-pl011 dev:f1: no DMA platform data
Echo ‘Can you even feel things?’
-bash: failed with error -2
Echo ‘Where is the real body of your interest?’
-bash: DHCPNAK(wlan0) 192.168.1.24 7c:d1:c3:82:72:e8 wrong address
Prototyping and programming were slightly destroying my brain during this workshop. I tried to figure out what Terminal [1] and Python [2] were about. I tried different codes but most of the time they didn't work. The only replies the programmes gave me, were errors. Frustrating! But I turned this frustration around and started to collect all my errors. Together with this, I started to collect all sort of questions I wanted to ask these programmes.
It ended up in a conversation between a human being (called "Echo") and a computer programme (called "-bash").