#Visual Basic

[facts-i-just-made-up]

Got any computer science pick up lines?

No but "item.status = "rejected" will get rid of programmers who may try to use them on you.

[lunarpolygon]

1 million thoughts inside these walls

[foone]

she thought, and not for the first time, that it'd be real handy to have a copy of Visual Basic 5 installed just so she could quickly mock up a GUI to better illustrate her point

the worst part? just like the last time I needed this, it was for a post about gender.

look: everyone's experience of gender is different, and everyone's gender expression has a lot of different influences, and mine just so happens to have more than a little Microsoft Visual Basic 5/6 in there!

obviously this is because I'm a robot and I grabbed the wrong floppy back around puberty and actually overwrote some vital gender files with the source to a visual basic strategy game I was working on at the time.

[mostlysignssomeportents]

Microsoft pinky swears that THIS TIME they’ll make security a priority

One June 20, I'm live onstage in LOS ANGELES for a recording of the GO FACT YOURSELF podcast. On June 21, I'm doing an ONLINE READING for the LOCUS AWARDS at 16hPT. On June 22, I'll be in OAKLAND, CA for a panel and a keynote at the LOCUS AWARDS.

As the old saying goes, "When someone tells you who they are and you get fooled again, shame on you." That goes double for Microsoft, especially when it comes to security promises.

Microsoft is, was, always has been, and always will be a rotten company. At every turn, throughout their history, they have learned the wrong lessons, over and over again.

That starts from the very earliest days, when the company was still called "Micro-Soft." Young Bill Gates was given a sweetheart deal to supply the operating system for IBM's PC, thanks to his mother's connection. The nepo-baby enlisted his pal, Paul Allen (whom he'd later rip off for billions) and together, they bought someone else's OS (and took credit for creating it – AKA, the "Musk gambit").

Microsoft then proceeded to make a fortune by monopolizing the OS market through illegal, collusive arrangements with the PC clone industry – an industry that only existed because they could source third-party PC ROMs from Phoenix:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/08/ibm-pc-compatible-how-adversarial-interoperability-saved-pcs-monopolization

Bill Gates didn't become one of the richest people on earth simply by emerging from a lucky orifice; he also owed his success to vigorous antitrust enforcement. The IBM PC was the company's first major initiative after it was targeted by the DOJ for a 12-year antitrust enforcement action. IBM tapped its vast monopoly profits to fight the DOJ, spending more on outside counsel to fight the DOJ antitrust division than the DOJ spent on all its antitrust lawyers, every year, for 12 years.

IBM's delaying tactic paid off. When Reagan took the White House, he let IBM off the hook. But the company was still seriously scarred by its ordeal, and when the PC project kicked off, the company kept the OS separate from the hardware (one of the DOJ's major issues with IBM's previous behavior was its vertical monopoly on hardware and software). IBM didn't hire Gates and Allen to provide it with DOS because it was incapable of writing a PC operating system: they did it to keep the DOJ from kicking down their door again.

The post-antitrust, gunshy IBM kept delivering dividends for Microsoft. When IBM turned a blind eye to the cloned PC-ROM and allowed companies like Compaq, Dell and Gateway to compete directly with Big Blue, this produced a whole cohort of customers for Microsoft – customers Microsoft could play off on each other, ensuring that every PC sold generated income for Microsoft, creating a wide moat around the OS business that kept other OS vendors out of the market. Why invest in making an OS when every hardware company already had an exclusive arrangement with Microsoft?

The IBM PC story teaches us two things: stronger antitrust enforcement spurs innovation and opens markets for scrappy startups to grow to big, important firms; as do weaker IP protections.

Microsoft learned the opposite: monopolies are wildly profitable; expansive IP protects monopolies; you can violate antitrust laws so long as you have enough monopoly profits rolling in to outspend the government until a Republican bootlicker takes the White House (Microsoft's antitrust ordeal ended after GW Bush stole the 2000 election and dropped the charges against them). Microsoft embodies the idea that you either die a rebel hero or live long enough to become the evil emperor you dethroned.

From the first, Microsoft has pursued three goals:

Get too big to fail;

Get too big to jail;

Get too big to care.

It has succeeded on all three counts. Much of Microsoft's enduring power comes from succeeded IBM as the company that mediocre IT managers can safely buy from without being blamed for the poor quality of Microsoft's products: "Nobody ever got fired for buying Microsoft" is 2024's answer to "Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM."

Microsoft's secret sauce is impunity. The PC companies that bundle Windows with their hardware are held blameless for the glaring defects in Windows. The IT managers who buy company-wide Windows licenses are likewise insulated from the rage of the workers who have to use Windows and other Microsoft products.

Microsoft doesn't have to care if you hate it because, for the most part, it's not selling to you. It's selling to a few decision-makers who can be wined and dined and flattered. And since we all have to use its products, developers have to target its platform if they want to sell us their software.

This rarified position has afforded Microsoft enormous freedom to roll out harebrained "features" that made things briefly attractive for some group of developers it was hoping to tempt into its sticky-trap. Remember when it put a Turing-complete scripting environment into Microsoft Office and unleashed a plague of macro viruses that wiped out years worth of work for entire businesses?

https://web.archive.org/web/20060325224147/http://www3.ca.com/securityadvisor/newsinfo/collateral.aspx?cid=33338

It wasn't just Office; Microsoft's operating systems have harbored festering swamps of godawful defects that were weaponized by trolls, script kiddies, and nation-states:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EternalBlue

Microsoft blamed everyone except themselves for these defects, claiming that their poor code quality was no worse than others, insisting that the bulging arsenal of Windows-specific malware was the result of being the juiciest target and thus the subject of the most malicious attention.

Even if you take them at their word here, that's still no excuse. Microsoft didn't slip and accidentally become an operating system monopolist. They relentlessly, deliberately, illegally pursued the goal of extinguishing every OS except their own. It's completely foreseeable that this dominance would make their products the subject of continuous attacks.

There's an implicit bargain that every monopolist makes: allow me to dominate my market and I will be a benevolent dictator who spends his windfall profits on maintaining product quality and security. Indeed, if we permit "wasteful competition" to erode the margins of operating system vendors, who will have a surplus sufficient to meet the security investment demands of the digital world?

But monopolists always violate this bargain. When faced with the decision to either invest in quality and security, or hand billions of dollars to their shareholders, they'll always take the latter. Why wouldn't they? Once they have a monopoly, they don't have to worry about losing customers to a competitor, so why invest in customer satisfaction? That's how Google can piss away $80b on a stock buyback and fire 12,000 technical employees at the same time as its flagship search product (with a 90% market-share) is turning into an unusable pile of shit:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/02/21/im-feeling-unlucky/#not-up-to-the-task

Microsoft reneged on this bargain from day one, and they never stopped. When the company moved Office to the cloud, it added an "analytics" suite that lets bosses spy on and stack-rank their employees ("Sorry, fella, Office365 says you're the slowest typist in the company, so you're fired"). Microsoft will also sell you internal data on the Office365 usage of your industry competitors (they'll sell your data to your competitors, too, natch). But most of all, Microsoft harvest, analyzes and sells this data for its own purposes:

https://pluralistic.net/2020/11/25/the-peoples-amazon/#clippys-revenge

Leave aside how creepy, gross and exploitative this is – it's also incredibly reckless. Microsoft is creating a two-way conduit into the majority of the world's businesses that insider threats, security services and hackers can exploit to spy on and wreck Microsoft's customers' business. You don't get more "too big to care" than this.

Or at least, not until now. Microsoft recently announced a product called "Recall" that would record every keystroke, click and screen element, nominally in the name of helping you figure out what you've done and either do it again, or go back and fix it. The problem here is that anyone who gains access to your system – your boss, a spy, a cop, a Microsoft insider, a stalker, an abusive partner or a hacker – now has access to everything, on a platter. Naturally, this system – which Microsoft billed as ultra-secure – was wildly insecure and after a series of blockbuster exploits, the company was forced to hit pause on the rollout:

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/06/microsoft-delays-data-scraping-recall-feature-again-commits-to-public-beta-test/

For years, Microsoft waged a war on the single most important security practice in software development: transparency. This is the company that branded the GPL Free Software license a "virus" and called open source "a cancer." The company argued that allowing public scrutiny of code would be a disaster because bad guys would spot and weaponize defects.

This is "security through obscurity" and it's an idea that was discredited nearly 500 years ago with the advent of the scientific method. The crux of that method: we are so good at bullshiting ourselves into thinking that our experiment was successful that the only way to make sure we know anything is to tell our enemies what we think we've proved so they can try to tear us down.

Or, as Bruce Schneier puts it: "Anyone can design a security system that you yourself can't think of a way of breaking. That doesn't mean it works, it just means that it works against people stupider than you."

And yet, Microsoft – whose made more widely and consequentially exploited software than anyone else in the history of the human race – claimed that free and open code was insecure, and spent millions on deceptive PR campaigns intended to discredit the scientific method in favor of a kind of software alchemy, in which every coder toils in secret, assuring themselves that drinking mercury is the secret to eternal life.

Access to source code isn't sufficient to make software secure – nothing about access to code guarantees that anyone will review that code and repair its defects. Indeed, there've been some high profile examples of "supply chain attacks" in the free/open source software world:

https://www.securityweek.com/supply-chain-attack-major-linux-distributions-impacted-by-xz-utils-backdoor/

But there's no good argument that this code would have been more secure if it had been harder for the good guys to spot its bugs. When it comes to secure code, transparency is an essential, but it's not a sufficency.

The architects of that campaign are genuinely awful people, and yet they're revered as heroes by Microsoft's current leadership. There's Steve "Linux Is Cancer" Ballmer, star of Propublica's IRS Files, where he is shown to be the king of "tax loss harvesting":

https://pluralistic.net/2023/04/24/tax-loss-harvesting/#mego

And also the most prominent example of the disgusting tax cheats practiced by rich sports-team owners:

https://pluralistic.net/2021/07/08/tuyul-apps/#economic-substance-doctrine

Microsoft may give lip service to open source these days (mostly through buying, stripmining and enclosing Github) but Ballmer's legacy lives on within the company, through its wildly illegal tax-evasion tactics:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/10/13/pour-encoragez-les-autres/#micros-tilde-one

But Ballmer is an angel compared to his boss, Bill Gates, last seen some paragraphs above, stealing the credit for MS DOS from Tim Paterson and billions of dollars from his co-founder Paul Allen. Gates is an odious creep who made billions through corrupt tech industry practices, then used them to wield influence over the world's politics and policy. The Gates Foundation (and Gates personally) invented vaccine apartheid, helped kill access to AIDS vaccines in Sub-Saharan Africa, then repeated the trick to keep covid vaccines out of reach of the Global South:

https://pluralistic.net/2021/04/13/public-interest-pharma/#gates-foundation

The Gates Foundation wants us to think of it as malaria-fighting heroes, but they're also the leaders of the war against public education, and have been key to the replacement of public schools with charter schools, where the poorest kids in America serve as experimental subjects for the failed pet theories of billionaire dilettantes:

https://www.ineteconomics.org/perspectives/blog/millionaire-driven-education-reform-has-failed-heres-what-works

(On a personal level, Gates is also a serial sexual abuser who harassed multiple subordinates into having sexual affairs with him:)

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/13/technology/microsoft-sexual-harassment-policy-review.html

The management culture of Microsoft started rotten and never improved. It's a company with corruption and monopoly in its blood, a firm that would always rather build market power to insulate itself from the consequences of making defective products than actually make good products. This is true of every division, from cloud computing:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/09/28/other-peoples-computers/#clouded-over

To gaming:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/04/27/convicted-monopolist/#microsquish

No one should ever trust Microsoft to do anything that benefits anyone except Microsoft. One of the low points in the otherwise wonderful surge of tech worker labor organizing was when the Communications Workers of America endorsed Microsoft's acquisition of Activision because Microsoft promised not to union-bust Activision employees. They lied:

https://80.lv/articles/qa-workers-contracted-by-microsoft-say-they-were-fired-for-trying-to-unionize/

Repeatedly:

https://www.reuters.com/technology/activision-fired-staff-using-strong-language-about-remote-work-policy-union-2023-03-01/

Why wouldn't they lie? They've never faced any consequences for lying in the past. Remember: the secret to Microsoft's billions is impunity.

Which brings me to Solarwinds. Solarwinds is an enterprise management tool that allows IT managers to see, patch and control the computers they oversee. Foreign spies hacked Solarwinds and accessed a variety of US federal agencies, including National Nuclear Security Administration (who oversee nuclear weapons stockpiles), the NIH, and the Treasury Department.

When the Solarwinds story broke, Microsoft strenuously denied that the Solarwinds hack relied on exploiting defects in Microsoft software. They said this to everyone: the press, the Pentagon, and Congress.

This was a lie. As Renee Dudley and Doris Burke reported for Propublica, the Solarwinds attack relied on defects in the SAML authentication system that Microsoft's own senior security staff had identified and repeatedly warned management about. Microsoft's leadership ignored these warnings, buried the research, prohibited anyone from warning Microsoft customers, and sidelined Andrew Harris, the researcher who discovered the defect:

https://www.propublica.org/article/microsoft-solarwinds-golden-saml-data-breach-russian-hackers

The single most consequential cyberattack on the US government was only possible because Microsoft decided not to fix a profound and dangerous bug in its code, and declined to warn anyone who relied on this defective software.

Yesterday, Microsoft president Brad Smith testified about this to Congress, and promised that the company would henceforth prioritize security over gimmicks like AI:

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/06/microsoft-in-damage-control-mode-says-it-will-prioritize-security-over-ai/

Despite all the reasons to mistrust this promise, the company is hoping Congress will believe it. More importantly, it's hoping that the Pentagon will believe it, because the Pentagon is about to award billions in free no-bid military contract profits to Microsoft:

https://www.axios.com/2024/05/17/pentagon-weighs-microsoft-licensing-upgrades

You know what? I bet they'll sell this lie. It won't be the first time they've convinced Serious People in charge of billions of dollars and/or lives to ignore that all-important maxim, "When someone tells you who they are and you get fooled again, shame on you."

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/06/14/patch-tuesday/#fool-me-twice-we-dont-get-fooled-again

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Kind Animals Little Cards version 0.2 “Crawl Next” – small paws makes a little step

So this is little sun already is looking at your little house. Little animas are already there – at the green grass. They are already playing. And they are doing their things. This version suggests new 5 little cards with little funny animals.

And little list. It is little program for display little cards. And cards themselves – they are little programs. With a little picture and a story about little funny animal. Theme with good and kind animals continues! And now with format of being program with programming language Visual basic.

It is cool theme to do programming with Visual basic! It is comfortable and good programming language. I like a lots Basic family language. Visual Basic - special for Windows platform. Windows, and most  different applications with windows – they are most easy way to make with this Visual basic! This project, also, including a point of practice Visual basic.

And now, we speak, about our friends. Good and kind animals. Today, there will be little mouses. Duck will to be.  And we see who else.

Let`s see. Duck is going. It is so a big gray bird. She likes to swim. And, this time, she is near the water. Swamp is not big or overgrown pond. River with calm flow. And duck is goes to the water. Little flowers are growing here. Most different. They are beautiful.  Duck is having joy about flowers. Just, it was ended a little rain. And now it is little sun.

There are puddles all around. It is a water region. It is best place for duck! Quack! Water. And a lake. River. It is ok to swim here. And to see little flowers. Quack!

And here we see one more little friend. Well, speaking the truth. He is already big. This is chicken. He is so yellow and like a circle. As a little sun. So he went to a eat some little grass. Look, what a little sun with two little legs is running here. And all the time you can hear – Quack quack!

 There is a blue sky above. And here you see a little grass. Some place, it is yellow. And in some places it will to grow new green grass. A little branches are small here. It is so funny for a little chicken to avoid such obstacles. Or even to jump. And jump over these little branches, and sometimes they are bigger.

Most of time, chicken is just walking. And he has a walking time. He watches the little grass. And look at the sky. He is growing yet! And now he is on free time! He goes for a walk. To say hello to little sun! Little sun is watching at him from the sky and do a smile. Sun speaks – hello, little chicken! Now, it will to be lots of warm day ahead! It is best time to grow! And to have fun!

  And these are mice. Little mouses. Two tiny field mouses. They came to me as a guest from a high grass. Once upon a time. This is my countryside memory. I was sitting in a corner, at the side.  In a shadows of a high plants. Astras. Or Golden balls. They are high. And put a little chair for myself. Little stool. And I was sitting in a shadow of these plants. It was 4 of the day. Or 5. And it was warm. Sun. A lot of green all around. Middle of the summer.

And, something is happens, some noise, rustle in the bush. Once. Twice. So it is little rustle. And get calm. And this way it was several times. And later. They start to arrive two mouses. Out of the high grass. There, grass was even higher. And there – nobody walks. And they all the time, run closer to the ditch. And there it was a water. They stand. And run away. And several times they do same things. At last, they cross ditch. And run into high grass to drink a tea. And I go to drink a tea, too.

Tiny mouses adventurers were going to drink a tea. To the another bush. Just to think about it, the height of flowers, that to be seemed for them. It is something gigantic for them. And there, they have a little table and little chairs. And there, they drink their mice tea.

Mice, mouses, they are so interesting. New friends!

 And here you can see one more tiny mouse. It is so gray. Brown. He sits at the grass. Near his little house. And he is doing his garden things. Same as me, he is put seed in a seedbed, and these are flowers and vegetables to grow. Maybe something delicious to grow. Strawberries or potato. Dill or salad.  And flowers. Of course, beautiful flowers.

Tiny mouse has lots of things to do. Check all the seedbeds. And to sit under the little sun. To drink a tea in time break.  Same as you and me, good and kind animals are living same. Lots of tiny mice. Frogs, maybe too. But you cannot see them so easy, they are in a grass.

One more tiny mouse. Well, he is already sleeping!

It is already evening. And beyond a little window stars are start to shine. So this is one more tiny mouse. He is already falling into the sleep. He is going to sleep, he put himself to bed. He is dreaming about stars before fall asleep. And about a huge grass. He remember his friends. And about how he spent the day. What he was doing. And what he will to do tomorrow.

He is sleeping inside his little bed. Inside his little house. He has a good and cozy little house. Day was very good. And tiny mouse is happy and is turning into the sleep. And behind the windows - there are little stars.  Who knows, where they come from?

Good and kind animals. There are lots of them! This time, five new little animals. And we get to know something about their life. Mice are running and crawling. Sometimes they do it very accurate way. Sometimes - fast. And here, it is a version already goes to number 0.2. And magic word – crawl next.

Also as accurate as tiny mouse. Version is growing up a little. And so slowly. And accurate. So this is a small tiny step forward. Little paws are making step forward!

Kind animals little cards version 0.2 "Crawl next" - it is newest version. Six little cards about good and kind animals. With little picture. And small story. Lots about mice. Duck. And chicken! Big and yellow! And lots lots about mouse! Mouse - crossing the ditch, or going to sleep!

Kind animals little cards: http://www.dimalink.tv-games.ru/apps/kindanimalslittlecards/index_eng.html Website: http://www.dimalink.tv-games.ru/home_eng.html

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Post #83: Tumblr Opinion Poll by Python-Programming-Language, Question: Which programming resp. script language do you prefer?, 2023.

[small-basic-programming]

Programming Languages For Youths And Adults ...

Programming Languages:

The best ways to learn programming are Snap!, Small Basic, Python, Small Visual Basic, Scratch and TigerJython.

Java

Ruby

C#

PHP

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Snap!

Small Basic

Python

Perl

TigerJython

Go

Scratch

C

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Visual Basic

Post #234: Programming Languages For Youths And Adults, 2024.

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[eastcrust]

Dumpster finds

[techisms]

Brought to my attention by Tom Scott's newsletter (thanks Tom!), this beautiful (partial thus far, I believe) reimplementation of Visual Basic 6 in the browser. Displays best on a computer screen, of course.

That Windows 95/98 UI.. so gorgeous

Side note, I'm often collecting links of cool sites, usually surrounding old tech, that I find online.. maybe I should share them periodically?

[arconinternet]

Perfect Day For Murder - Day 1 (Windows, Jedware Productions, 1995)

Don't bother with the in-browser emulator, whether or not it's working again. Instead, downlaod the .zip file under 'DOWNLOAD OPTIONS, unzip it, put VBRUN100.DLL from here in the same folder, and drag the game onto otvdm.dll from here. You'll need to resize the game window a bit wider.

[lavendertowerarchives]

i think its hilarious how much of a hold FORTRAN still has on coding today. like yeah some legacy systems are never updated cuz IT support is "unaffordable" or some shit but thats not what i mean.

a lot of interfaces and standardizations are based off having backwards compatibility, and were created when FORTRAN was aging out, so C and C++ were polite as fuck and said "yknow what we'll play by your rules for a lil"

so now C style languages are the standard for lower-level languages and FORTRAN and Pascal and BASIC and shit are dead but MPI still fucks everything up by pretending people still use it on old systems. like i know its just an interface but hell let me not pass by reference for once. c std lib? pass by reference. MPI? pass by reference. pthread library? pass by my middle finger on the way to your reference. FORTRAN is dead and buried but we still play by its rules because it couldnt fucking return a value. eat my entire ass please

[foone]

(bad) Idea: Pronoun selections for multiple pronoun users where you have the ability to set relative rates of each pronoun. Like maybe like:

See you could set relative frequencies of each pronoun, and order them.

And yes I did mock this up using Visual Basic 6. That's just how my brain works.

[m-school0730]

高還元SESとうわさの『株式会社中野エージェント』の実態をまとめました。

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Kind Animals Little Cards – little mice and duckling, little animals are awakening

And, it is already going on a spring little days! So long, you and I  - we were waiting for them! And so they are hear! And good and kind animals were waiting for them too! So, in spring, they will come and it will be even more of them. In terms of a new version – with number 0.2 and magic word – “Crawl next” – it will be 5 new little cards with little animals. It is main news. About this version. I am successfully set a process of creation, cycle of production. To make some typical code, typical project with Visual basic. And that’s why 5 new little cards.

Little cards were drawn a long time ago. And, this time, it will be add to set – a drawings with good and kind animals, that were made about something before summer 2024. Middle of summer 2024. These are different funny and kind animals. And, stories about them. Every little card – it is small typical program with Visual basic. And there - it is a little picture with little animal. And, a little story about little animal. And, several options. Select language, color for decorations. Text – its color and background color.

Little animals are, already, awakening to the spring start! And, they start to run and jump! Version 0.2 has a magic word – Crawl next. Because, it is a project for Visual Basic, practice. And, with last version it is, already, some time to pass. And, I pick up some drawings, that I have. Make a templates for process. This is very valuable point. I do not know for myself, how a lot it will be – little animals. But, for sure – I want to do a lot! Good and kind littles animals is never enough! Crawl next – it is a good word. For make idea complete, to think about concept, to collect, already, made in last year stories and pictures.

About something interesting. There is here little program – it has a name Little List. It is now a list of, already, made cards. And, you can to start them from the list. Most simple version of this program. There are ideas to expand idea about good and kind animals – with something new. Today, it is little list.

Crawl next – it is move forward! New little cards and little program. Update. Spring. Summer is ahead! Maybe, we, also, can start to jump! And, even to fly! And, this is practice for Visual Basic.

Main – it is little cards with little animals. Meet new little cards and stories!

This is my friend сhicken

Duck checks swamp flowers

Little mouse is doing country house things

Little mouse is going to sleep

Little mice are crossing the ditch

How nice to see my friends again! I am so happy to see them again! They are good and kind! They are awakening in the spring! And, they will again to run and jump! And, crawl too! Total, now, it is, already, 6 little cards. And, program Little List – most simple program. It goes with version 0.1. Every little card – it is programs, and, you can launch them standalone. Or, from the program list. As you wish.

 So, little mouse is going to sleep. Or mice are crossing the ditch. it is so big water for them. Who knows! Water is dark. And what is there! It is better to be carefully. Mice are good and kind and clever. Duck in a swamp. Duck walks there. There are different little flowers there. How beautiful it is! And, so, lots of water all around. Chicken! Look, how big he is now, he is growing up! Such a bird! Or who is it! With such a beak! Runs here and there. Little mouse is in the garden. Mouse is digging into. Mouse is doing some things. So, this time it will be lots of different mouse! Mouse version. Pi pi pi! Mice are beeping! Kra kra! Speaks chicken and duckling!  

Look at little cards! And, also, start to be friends with good and kind animals! They are little animals -  good and kind. They are living into their own dimension. You, sometimes, can see them. So, it is spring and summer. Such a time. And, for little animals. And, for you. Good, kind, clever, funny. Everything is good about them. Their things are good to go. And lots of things they have.

Look mice are, already, crossed the ditch. So, it is a joy for them. So, now, some plants. Before them. They need to think what to do next. More likely, they will go into the grass. They have a teapot there. They will drink a tea!

Kind animals little cards version 0.1 "Duckling and dandelions" - it is newest version. With this version - only one little card. With Duckling and dandelions. And thats all! It is very beginning!

And now, it is in development a new version. And what you see here, already, will be in a new version.

Kind animals little cards: http://www.dimalink.tv-games.ru/apps/kindanimalslittlecards/index_eng.html Website: http://www.dimalink.tv-games.ru/home_eng.html