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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga Magazines => Topic started by: Daff on September 10, 2011, 03:51:32 PM
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The Obligement magazine publish today an interview with Moya Jackie, an australian Amiga user, also known as "Cammy". Moya is the organizer of the "Annual Festive Amiga Game Making Competition" which try to produce new Amiga games.
Interview in french : http://obligement.free.fr/articles/itwjackie.php
Interview in english : http://obligement.free.fr/articles_traduction/itwjackie_en.php
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Cammy rules! :)
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Cammy is a great asset to the Amiga community. Nice to see her get some recognition for her efforts.
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:insane:
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Cammy is a great asset to the Amiga community. Nice to see her get some recognition for her efforts.
Damn right, I'll give that a +1
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Translation errors a plenty (when first clicking on French, then having the site translate - DOH!), but a good read nonetheless. Thanks! And yeah, Cammy's our Amiga darling for sure. :)
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Damn right, I'll give that a +1
+1 to that +1.
Interesting, I didn't know Cammy's deaf. Her posting style isn't at all like the "deaf English" I see from my grandparents or some other hearing-impaired folks I'm acquainted with.
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Cammy is one of the more helpful and least annoying people on this site.
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go aussie
keep listening to the music good on ya your cool person
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SuperCammy 4ever!
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Translation errors a plenty, but a good read nonetheless. Thanks! And yeah, Cammy's our Amiga darling for sure. :)
+1 on both statements!
French: (Entrevue réalisée par David Brunet - septembre 2011)
English: (Interview realized by David Brunet - September 2010)
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I can't read Japanese or French or what ever that was so I had to be content with the photos. ;)
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The Obligement magazine publish today an interview with Moya Jackie, an australian Amiga user, also known as "Cammy". Moya is the organizer of the "Annual Festive Amiga Game Making Competition" which try to produce new Amiga games.
Interview in french : http://obligement.free.fr/articles/itwjackie.php
Interview in english : http://obligement.free.fr/articles_traduction/itwjackie_en.php
Very nice interview.. :)..
Rich
ny
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I can't read Japanese or French or what ever that was so I had to be content with the photos. ;)
The english link didn't shows the interview in japanese (or french). :confused:
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I can't read Japanese or French or what ever that was so I had to be content with the photos. ;)
The English version was very readable. Japanese?!?!
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How we all react to a post about Cammy:
(http://i.imgur.com/iqZMe.gif)
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Yes Cammy is indeed a very helpful person in the Amiga community :-)
It was also an interesting interview.
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@Cammy
Great Interview, Congrax!
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Inspiring that someone who was so young when the Amiga was at it's peak, and still so young when Commodore died, can immerse themselves so deeply in Amiga.
It also shows how appealing the CD32 was for a lot of people. If only Commodore hadn't been barred from importing all those hundreds of thousands of CD32s into the US, they may just have made enough money to carry on.
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+1 for this wonderful interview.
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@ Cammy
If you want, you could check out this *real* Amiga E compiler (no detour through C++) instead of "PortablE":
ECX is an E Compiler written from scratch in E, it supports 68020+FPU
and PowerPC CPUs, AmigaOS3, MorphOS and (experimental) AmigaOS4
operating systems.
High source as well as binary compatibility, together with many
improvements over previous implementations of the language.
More here: http://blubbedev.net/ecx/
All the best! :)
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@ Cammy
If you want, you could check out this *real* Amiga E compiler (no detour through C++) instead of "PortablE":
Noooooo, that doesn't exist for AROS :shocked:
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Noooooo, that doesn't exist for AROS :shocked:
...but then again - what does? :p ;)
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...but then again - what does? :p ;)
PortablE does.
Enjoyed reading the interview, Spare Desk looked like a good piece of software, and I can admire Cammy's commitment to the Amiga. Thanks to both Cammy and Obligement for making the interview.
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Great interview Cammy and so good to see some young blood back in the Amiga scene today!
btw, loved your response to the CUSA question:razz:
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...but then again - what does? :p ;)
A future.
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Great interview Cammy and so good to see some young blood back in the Amiga scene today!
I think you'd be surprised about the age range of people involved in the Amiga scene today, there's more than just a handful of 'youngsters'. For example, I'm only a year older than Cammy, plus I've seen posts from teenagers on Amiga forums over the last couple of years.
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And I'm a mere 25 myself (shut up, that's young!) Though I imagine the older folks still handily outnumber the younger...
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27 here.
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I have one question for curiosity, Jackie Moya is of Spanish origin, because Moya is a spanish surname, for example as the several spanish sportsmen, Carlos Moya(tennis) Luis Moya (rallies).
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How we all react to a post about Cammy:
(http://i.imgur.com/iqZMe.gif)
LOL!!!! That's true!
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nice interview. I am also available for interviews. for a small fee.
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It also shows how appealing the CD32 was for a lot of people. If only Commodore hadn't been barred from importing all those hundreds of thousands of CD32s into the US, they may just have made enough money to carry on.
Yes my friend, this fact is well documented. They couldn't get enough of them on the shelves. What a shame. :(
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I have one question for curiosity, Jackie Moya is of Spanish origin, because Moya is a spanish surname, for example as the several spanish sportsmen, Carlos Moya(tennis) Luis Moya (rallies).
"Moya" is the Irish for "Mary"
;)
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The photos of Cammy's Amiga office environment are totally decent. Quite the Amiga equipment armada. :) Also her programming goals via AmigaE good as well. Any new developer in the Amiga community always a good thing. What more can I say other than 'well done - good job - and best wishes' !
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"Moya" is the Irish for "Mary"
;)
Thanks, now I know that these spanish sportmen and others Moya are from Ireland, or well, the origin of Irish is spanish, in their legends.
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Cammy is a good member on the site, Im reading the interview right now...
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"Moya" is the Irish for "Mary"
;)
Moya is the Aussie for "Way Kewl!" :cool: