In 1997, Peter A. Peterson II held a contest for his now-defunct Nerth Pork magazine. The goal: come up with the best piece of art entitled "robotfindskitten". Leonard Richardson submitted the winning (read: only) entry, a Zen Simulation.

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  • xxvelcrar Posted 2012-12-20
    A++++ would find kitten again.
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Operating Systems

BSD, Linux, Palm OS

Languages

English

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Curses/Ncurses

Programming Language

C

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C Simulation Games

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2000-11-16
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