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Anger as a Software Design Philosophy

Chilliwilli writes "Spending more time cursing your code than writing it? Well now there's an answer. feckfeck (a language in the vein of Whitespace and Brainf*ck) will help you get back that precious time by converting your foul words into code. You've heard the hype surrounding VLIWs, well here are FLIWs (4 letter instruction words). The great thing is the more angry you get the more code you'll write. For those programmers on performance related pay this is great news."

223 comments

  1. Not a new concept... by TWX_the_Linux_Zealot · · Score: 5, Funny

    Wasn't this pioneered years ago when the UNIX file system checking command was created?

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    1. Re:Not a new concept... by Pharmboy · · Score: 4, Funny

      1. Hire people with Turretts Syndrome.
      2. Install copies of Via Voice
      3. ?????
      4. Profit!

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    2. Re:Not a new concept... by ralphclark · · Score: 4, Funny

      gawk; talk; date; wine; grep;
      touch; unzip; strip; touch; gasp; finger; gasp; mount; fsck; more; yes; fsck; gasp; eject;
      umount;
      make clean; make mrproper;
      sleep

    3. Re:Not a new concept... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      you know, every time i read that, it gets funnier and funnier.

      no -- i mean: i will avenge myself upon thee in the depths of hell, punster.

    4. Re:Not a new concept... by mbogosian · · Score: 1

      Wasn't this pioneered years ago when the UNIX file system checking command was created?

      Actually, it started with this system call. The file system checker came a little later.

    5. Re:Not a new concept... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Where did 'gasp' come from?

    6. Re:Not a new concept... by AmbyVoc · · Score: 1

      Hmm, well now I've heard of Tourette Syndrome but I am not really familiar with this "Turretts Syndrome", what is it?

      - Voice of Ambience -

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    7. Re:Not a new concept... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      gasp.exe: Gnu Assembler Macro Preprocessor

    8. Re:Not a new concept... by 12dec0de · · Score: 1

      You most often see people aflicated with this desease in large cubicle farms, keeping their head above the cubicle dividers and turning their head to and fro, sweeping their long sticky noses this way and that in striking resemblances to the guns of turrets, hence the name.

      This is not to be confused with the Brownose Syndrom, as it resembles more the antics of a cruise missile

    9. Re:Not a new concept... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Its what a lamer gets when he tries to correct someone elses spelling.

      How small does your penis have to be to correct the dropping of a 'O' in someone's post? I mean seriously, its obvious you are new to /., so let me clue you in to something: correcting someone's spelling here is the lowest form of stupidity. Ask anyone. We dont really care about spelling, we care about content. Considering 1/3 of the people here are not american, half the posts always have misspelled shit in them.

      Now, go crawl back under a rock, you no-life having dumbass.

    10. Re:Not a new concept... by stanmann · · Score: 1

      You know I have NEVER seen SHIT misspelled on slashdot. Now, I've seen people misspell fsck before.

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  2. Anger as a Software Design Philosophy? by VitrosChemistryAnaly · · Score: 4, Funny

    Yeah well, fuck that!

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    1. Re:Anger as a Software Design Philosophy? by k-0s · · Score: 4, Funny

      You just made a word processing program, congratulations.

    2. Re:Anger as a Software Design Philosophy? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      MY GOD!!!, and OS better than windows....well, that wasn't hard was it :D

    3. Re:Anger as a Software Design Philosophy? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I fully agree with you. At least they could have the guts to spell them out. friggin wankers.

    4. Re:Anger as a Software Design Philosophy? by LittleBigLui · · Score: 1

      so microsoft word is actually self-replicating?

      you know, when i have to use it, i usually start shouting "fuck that" within minutes.

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  3. angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    I'd be angry too if I had to use X-Windows all day ::sigh::

    Give me a real gui any day :(

    1. Re:angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      sorry, i must be out of touch - when did they rename it X-Windows, and when did it become a gui?

    2. Re:angry by Linux-based-robots · · Score: 1

      "Real" gui? Is there any other type? I could be wrong though, maybe someone modded the Unreal engine and turned it into an open-gl 3d GUI...

      Nobody uses pure X by itself; it does very little on its own so you need a window manager to go with it. I use KDE myself, and find QT programming to be far superior than that Windows API crap.

      Nice troll, btw

    3. Re:angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      What's with these Microsoft Zealots?

      Now they say X-Windows is a GUI....

      Give me an OS where I can type 'ps' and see all the viruses, backdoors and trojans running in the background, and STFU.

    4. Re:angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      It's called X-window or just X, not "X-windows".

      Also it's not a GUI at all, just a framework for building GUIs on.

    5. Re:angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      which is a distinction without an audience

    6. Re:angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      That's "The MIT X Windowing System Version 11" to you, bub!

    7. Re:angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      doesn't work so well when PS is a trojan

    8. Re:angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      The trick with Linux, X-Windows is to get a distribution that supports your video card, then you get as real a gui as can be. I had to stop using Redhat 6.1 when I got a new AGP card that wasn't supported, but was detected immediately by Redhat 7.1 and Mandrake 8, both used on this box.

    9. Re:angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Eh, I got a Mac...fsck all you bitches!!!!

    10. Re:angry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      If you have to re-install a nother version of redhat linux to get your video card to work how is that any worse than re-installing win98 every month?

      Get a clue and learn how to compile and install drivers you boob.

  4. one language for all! by Devil's+BSD · · Score: 4, Funny

    well, as they say... the one language all programmers know is profanity.

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    1. Re:one language for all! by ornil · · Score: 1

      People like you give all programmers a bad name. Or maybe you actually don't, since
      nobody can hear you swear at inanimate objects.

    2. Re:one language for all! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      No wonder why my computer beeps when I do the following...

      Type command.com

  5. Strange philosophy by melted · · Score: 3, Interesting

    A little bit of thinking when developing the code and you'll never have to curse it. Quantity is not the main thing here, quality is.

    1. Re:Strange philosophy by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      it's nice that all code you write works the first time, everytime, but for the rest of us, I think we can relate...

    2. Re:Strange philosophy by soccerisgod · · Score: 5, Insightful

      I don't know about you, but when I write code I mostly curse missing/obsolete/faulty documentation and other people's bad code...

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    3. Re:Strange philosophy by _xeno_ · · Score: 2, Informative
      Yep - like the Java API documentation. For something that is forcibly complete due to JavaDocs, some of it is mindnumbingly useless.

      The most recent example is the "virtual key" codes in the KeyEvent Java class. Namely, what is the difference between VK_PLUS and VK_ADD !? You can look up their values - VK_ADD is 107, VK_PLUS is 521 - so they aren't synonyms. My guess would be one is produced using "Shift-Equals" on many keyboards, and the other is next to the 6 and the 9 on the numeric pad. But the docs helpfully don't say which is which. (Fortunately, simply looking to see if the character field is "+" is probably sufficient.)

      (Also look for VK_SEPARATER , which is included for backwards compatibility, and VK_SEPARATOR , which replaces it. There are numerous instances of spelling errors throughout the Java API. Plus, this is another VK for which I have no clue where it is on the keyboard - maybe it isn't present on PC-104 QWERTY boards?)

      But, yes, the most frusterating experience I have had in programming isn't from my own code, but from trying to figure out official documentation. Especially when the documentation is provably wrong - no, you can't use a comma-separated list as a value to cursor in IE6's CSS, despite the documentation saying that it works.

      I know there are other, worse examples, but this is what comes to mind. (I remember spending an entire summer trying to get Java code to call an Oracle stored procedure, and failing. I spent a lot of time reading Slashdot that summer, while trying to come up with another method to force it to work. We finally decided it was impossible.)

      Of course, incomplete and incorrect documentation are not just found in commerical software - many open source libraries are even worse.

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    4. Re:Strange philosophy by DaCool42 · · Score: 1

      But what about all those great [n]curses programs I love so much! Keep the curses in programming!

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    5. Re:Strange philosophy by mbogosian · · Score: 1

      Of course, incomplete and incorrect documentation are not just found in commerical software - many open source libraries are even worse.

      <sarcasm_sort_of>
      What are you talking about? With OpenSource software, the docs are the code. That way they're always correct (bugs and all)!
      </sarcasm_sort_of>

  6. It's over already Michael! by MoeMoe · · Score: 4, Funny

    Didn't anyone tell michael that april fools is over already? ;)

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  7. Batch files by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Not a programming language, but I've had DOS batchfiles for years (and later exported the routines to sh scripts, yes) that were named after various slurs and curses.

    ihateyoupileofjunk.bat would be called within autoexec to set the path, for instance, and protect me from crap programs that insisted on erasing my path settings in favor of their own.

  8. I can do that with plain sh... by Juiblex · · Score: 5, Funny

    unzip; strip; touch; finger; mount; fsck;

    more;yes;fsck;fsck;fsck;umount;sleep

    gawk; talk; date; wine; grep; touch; unzip; touch; gasp; finger...

    1. Re:I can do that with plain sh... by baywulf · · Score: 1

      Your right hand must be very tired from all this activity?!

    2. Re:I can do that with plain sh... by CoolVibe · · Score: 5, Funny
      You might wanna change the semicolons to double ampersands. If somehow some process returns something other than 0, you won't risk sexual harrassment. With double ampersands, you break off before you get slapped with a restraining order.

      Just so you know :)

    3. Re:I can do that with plain sh... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      [drew@localhost drew]$ gasp
      bash: gasp command not found

      I call bullshit on the parent poster!

    4. Re:I can do that with plain sh... by karma78ready · · Score: 1

      Would you be so kind and send a version for women? I would be gratefull :)

    5. Re:I can do that with plain sh... by radon28 · · Score: 2, Informative

      Just because you don't have it installed...

      radon28:~$ which gasp
      /usr/bin/gasp
      radon28:~$ gasp --help
      gasp: Gnu Assembler Macro Preprocessor
      etc. etc. etc..

    6. Re:I can do that with plain sh... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny

      talk;talk;talk;talk;talk;talk;talk;talk;talk;talk;

    7. Re:I can do that with plain sh... by iabervon · · Score: 5, Funny

      It doesn't matter how many times you fsck, if you mount first, you won't get a clean system. It would be much safer to modprobe or hotplug instead...

      Oh, right, and don't forget to "wait" to make sure all of the children have exited first, or you won't be able to umount, which can be very embarrassing.

    8. Re:I can do that with plain sh... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      you know, every time i read that, it gets funnier and funnier.

      no -- i mean: i will avenge myself upon thee in the depths of hell, punster.

    9. Re:I can do that with plain sh... by Anonvmous+Coward · · Score: 1

      "You might wanna change the semicolons to double ampersands."

      Imagine how kinky it'd be if he used full colons!

  9. Even though it's April 1st anymore.... by neurostar · · Score: 1

    ... the hits just keep on coming...

    ;)

  10. So.... by slashmonkey · · Score: 5, Funny

    Is the censored version of this the same as whitespace?

  11. I wonder what will happen by Treeluvinhippy · · Score: 4, Funny

    If i take an erotic novel in txt format and grep it against a list of f*ckf*ck reserved words and run that as a program?

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    1. Re:I wonder what will happen by CoolVibe · · Score: 1

      Hey, you might hit a quine :)

    2. Re:I wonder what will happen by dhovis · · Score: 1

      I think a Dennis Leary comedy routine would probably accomplish more.

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    3. Re:I wonder what will happen by fredrikj · · Score: 1

      You'll probably be standing there with a program that solves world poverty.

    4. Re:I wonder what will happen by Treeluvinhippy · · Score: 1

      Well I thought of using George Carlin's Seven words you can't say on T.V.

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    5. Re:I wonder what will happen by Hard_Code · · Score: 1

      You could probably implement a killer CRM system with a Kevin Smith movie...

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    6. Re:I wonder what will happen by GimmeFuel · · Score: 1

      The script to Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back would produce much more code.

    7. Re:I wonder what will happen by Telastyn · · Score: 1

      Better yet, what does decss translate to? Is that erotic novel now illegal?

    8. Re:I wonder what will happen by guinnessnwhiskey · · Score: 1

      If i take an erotic novel in txt format and grep it against a list of f*ckf*ck reserved words and run that as a program?

      You could end up with the NT kernel when going through Bill Gates' library this way.

    9. Re:I wonder what will happen by erpbridge · · Score: 1

      Such as, for example, Jay's beginning song in "Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back" in front of the Kwik-Mart.

      Or, to a lesser extent, maybe Jay's posting on MoviePoopShoot.com

    10. Re:I wonder what will happen by Pharmboy · · Score: 1

      If i take an erotic novel in txt format and grep it against a list of f*ckf*ck reserved words and run that as a program?

      Be careful. It could be a virus.

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    11. Re:I wonder what will happen by chriskenrick · · Score: 1

      Or an Eminem song ;)

  12. That explains it by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Troll

    Thats why the file dialogue in gnome sucks so bad.

    1. Re:That explains it by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      It's free. Get a life troll.

  13. A bit limited surely... by panurge · · Score: 3, Funny

    Turing complete it may be, but why the limitation to 4 letter words and bytes? With 64 bits in the offing, we need a bigger version of this language to cope with the cursing that will surely result. There is no shortage of suitable tokens, after all. BMF, FOAD... if it's true that the needs of pornography drive the internet, it would be nice to have a 64-bit web server whose source code was itself pornographic. I'm releasing the concept under a license which says that all resulting code must be GPLed.

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    1. Re:A bit limited surely... by goodchef · · Score: 5, Funny
      it would be nice to have a 64-bit web server whose source code was itself pornographic. I'm releasing the concept under a license which says that all resulting code must be GPLed.

      A better idea would be to release it under a licence which says that all resulting code must be GPLed AND pornographic. This would result not only in more free-as-in-Stallman code, but also more porn! And porn that you have a legitimate reason for looking at at work!

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    2. Re:A bit limited surely... by fredrikj · · Score: 1

      I guess as an alternative, you could write in Beatnik and use only curses... :)

    3. Re:A bit limited surely... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      It's not the size of the word that matters, it's how you use it.

    4. Re:A bit limited surely... by wheany · · Score: 1

      Or build a processor whose assembler consists of dirty words.

      FUCK R1 @0x02D3FB1D
      COCK R1 2
      SHIT R1 4
      FUCK R2 @0x02D3FB23
      TITS R1 R2
      FUCK @0x02D3FB1D R1
      FOAD R1

    5. Re:A bit limited surely... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      DEC owns this as a patent with the VAX SEX (Sign Extend) instruction.

    6. Re:A bit limited surely... by Old+Wolf · · Score: 1

      As long as you don't create an email server -- they don't allow unprintable characters

    7. Re:A bit limited surely... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      but why the limitation to 4 letter words and bytes?

      Yah, but once you get too far beyond 5 or 6 letter words, you start to see a saturation of English majors who happen to like playing with computers. Shifts the job market around too much and all.

    8. Re:A bit limited surely... by Mr+Z · · Score: 1

      Yeah, but Intel worked around it, providing ORL and ANL instructions on the 8051. General Instruments decided to live up to their name as a generalist, providing the much more general and flexible SIN and SWAP instructions on their CP-1600. (After all, you might want to SWAP partners after a little SINning.)

      --Joe
  14. FLIW by Seahawk · · Score: 4, Funny

    I would have guessed that FLIW was for Fucking Long Instruction Words...

    1. Re:FLIW by JDWTopGuy · · Score: 1

      Hello world program:

      Fuck damn shit shit shit fuck hell damn

      In case that's too offensive for you, here's the whitespace version:

      Enjoy!

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    2. Re:FLIW by allanj · · Score: 1

      I thought it meant Foul Language Instruction Word...

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  15. What the heck? by smasch · · Score: 5, Funny

    It's missing s**t?! Isn't that one on the short list of four letter expletives? I mean, they've got "boob", "shag", and "tits"; how could they forget "shit"?

    1. Re:What the heck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      theyre british. thats why 'arse' is on the list.

      did you seriously expect the brits to make sense?!? :D

    2. Re:What the heck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      And what about "cunt"?

    3. Re:What the heck? by chrisseaton · · Score: 1

      But "shit" in an anglo-saxon word

    4. Re:What the heck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

      Actually, I think the designer is saving that for their version with debugging support. Want to abort and generate a core dump?

      SHIT!!!!!

    5. Re:What the heck? by jkitchel · · Score: 2, Funny

      maybe they should have hit up george carlin's list of words you can't say on tv. i'm sure it would have helped.

    6. Re:What the heck? by Galvatron · · Score: 1

      Yeah, and what the hell is k**b? I'm racking my brain, but I can't think of anything to go with that. And boob is NOT a dirty word. Tits and shag are arguable, but it's still pretty weak.

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    7. Re:What the heck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Lol, if you wanna take a dump type shit.

    8. Re:What the heck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      k**b and b**t

      fuck if I can figure that damn shit out.

    9. Re:What the heck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      b**t = butt
      k**b = knob

    10. Re:What the heck? by Alsee · · Score: 1

      Yeah, and what the hell is k**b?

      Read The Fine Article more closely, it's in there. It's as dumb as "boob" and "shag". Bloody Brits and their silly arse obscenities.

      (Yeah, I could have just answered your question, but now you can curse at me for making you look it up yourself :D)

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    11. Re:What the heck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I think shit is reserverd strictly for logging.

    12. Re:What the heck? by Old+Wolf · · Score: 1

      They're saving that for the version with support for internet toilet roll holder

    13. Re:What the heck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      gotta look at the assembly language:

      INCR
      DECR
      EXCR

      (try saying it out loud)

    14. Re:What the heck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      cunt

      cock

      anus

      jism

      clit

    15. Re:What the heck? by KewlPC · · Score: 1

      It's surprisingly tame, and very British.

      s**g = shag
      a**e = arse
      k**b = knob

      When did butt become a dirty word? My proposal for fuckfuckfuckfuck (or fuckfuck++), where instructions don't have to be 4 letters long:

      fuck: increment the pointer
      shit: decrement the pointer
      bitch: increment the byte at the pointer
      scat: decrement the byte at the pointer
      cock: output the byte at the pointer
      cunt: input a byte at store it in the byte at the pointer
      damn: jump past the matching "dick" if the byte at the pointer is zero
      prick: jump back to the matching "damn"

  16. Damn! by Trurl's+Machine · · Score: 5, Funny

    Now I know why software availability is so poor on Mac or Linux, compared to Wintel. Wintel users curse their machines and their software waaaaaaay more often than those Linux or Mac weirdos.

    1. Re:Damn! by soccerisgod · · Score: 1

      You have no idea what you're talking about. Download the linux kernel source code and grep for various known swears. You will be pleasently surprised! :)

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  17. Just in case... by crazypunk · · Score: 1

    Just in case anyone is being extremely slow today, this is a joke. Apparently, the editors are going to try and make April Fool's DAY into April Fool's MONTH.

    1. Re:Just in case... by CableModemSniper · · Score: 1

      No its not. I have the feckfeck gui open right now. My productivity is sky-rocketing

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    2. Re:Just in case... by Tackhead · · Score: 1

      > Apparently, the editors are going to try and make April Fool's DAY into April Fool's MONTH. Too late. That Iraqi Disinformation Minister talking head beat 'em to it. (Pencil bombs? US troops nowhere near the airport or Baghdad, they're all on a big soundstage? WTF d00d, is he trying to get a job writing for The Onion after the war's over? :-)

  18. Now .. by ethnocidal · · Score: 2, Funny

    .. if only you could get a girl to parse sh.

    1. Re:Now .. by Alien+Being · · Score: 1

      Clamshell?

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    2. Re:Now .. by kin_korn_karn · · Score: 1

      just stay away from the Bourne again shells. they only run two commands

  19. I'm not familiar with some of the 'swearwords'. by Dthoma · · Score: 1

    I mean, s**g? What the hell is that censoring? And b**t? What's that? 'Boot'?

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    1. Re:I'm not familiar with some of the 'swearwords'. by CoolVibe · · Score: 1

      s**g == shag
      b**t == butt

    2. Re:I'm not familiar with some of the 'swearwords'. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      b**t s**g = butt shag. the second and third letters can be anything... so you write "butt shag," but you show your boss "beat slog" or "bllt swfg"

    3. Re:I'm not familiar with some of the 'swearwords'. by Afrosheen · · Score: 1

      Your expectations are much too high. Our fellow Tea Sippers across the pond came up with this one. shag...lamer than the last Austin Powers movie. :p

  20. Re:FIRST FUCKING POST YOU SHITHEADS by Dthoma · · Score: 1, Funny

    Somewhere round about the 38th 'fuck' you accidentally ran over the bounds of the buffer you defined with "ass my suck" - that could cause a segfault, you know. I recommend changing that 'fuck' and all subsequent 'fuck's to 'shit's.

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  21. compile it! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    The post actually compiles and runs as a lightweight ftp client.

  22. Cool! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    Does this mean that the typical response to a BSOD will self-correct Windows?

  23. collatz.c by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    /*
    * collatz.c
    * written by Mr. Wanky (March-April 2003)
    *
    * This will use the GNU GCC compiler 'long long' type if we compile using
    * GCC. For other compilers and/or ANSI compliance you can simply undefine
    * __GNUC__ and it should work perfectly. In fact, it should work
    * anyway.
    *
    * If compiled under gcc with the flags '-ansi -pedantic -Wall' you should be
    * given three warnings. Don't worry about them, they cause no harm.
    *
    * This source code is in the public domain.
    */

    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>

    int main(int argc, char *argv[])
    {
    #ifdef __GNUC__
    unsigned long long int i = 0; /* long long is GNU ext. */
    #else
    unsigned long int i = 0;
    #endif

    unsigned int j = 0;

    for (j = 1; j < argc; j++) {

    #ifdef __GNUC__
    i = atoll(argv[j]);
    #else
    i = atol(argv[j]);
    #endif

    if (i < 1) {
    continue;
    }

    while (i > 1) {
    #ifdef __GNUC__
    printf("%lli ", i);
    #else
    printf("%li ", i);
    #endif
    if (i % 2) {
    i = (i * 3) + 1;
    } else {
    i /= 2;
    }
    }

    printf("\n");

    }

    return 0;
    }

  24. Ooh, new job opportunities! by CoolVibe · · Score: 4, Funny
    I gather programmers with Tourette syndrome are ULTRA productive in this language.

    So, where do I hire them? :)

    1. Re:Ooh, new job opportunities! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

      Yes, especially if they follow XP... that is, Xpletive Programming.

  25. Oh, that one's far easier by ethnocidal · · Score: 5, Funny

    strip unzip fcsk sleep

    1. Re:Oh, that one's far easier by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

      Or, for the married programmer:

      sleep

    2. Re:Oh, that one's far easier by karma78ready · · Score: 2, Funny

      talk; talk; finger; talk; talk; wine; finger; yes; finger; yes; wine; talk; strip; fsck; more; fsck; more; fsck; wine; fsck; sleep; touch; finger; fsck; more; more; more;

    3. Re:Oh, that one's far easier by thomasdelbert · · Score: 1

      strip unzip fcsk sleep

      Shouldn't unzip come before strip?
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  26. woo hoo! by zephc · · Score: 2, Funny

    So i can finally ass titty piss take advantage of cock lick my Turrets syndrome shit pussy pussy SUCK.

    --
    "I would say that 99 per cent of what my father has written about his own life is false." - L. Ron Hubbard Jr.
  27. Comment removed by account_deleted · · Score: 2, Funny

    Comment removed based on user account deletion

  28. too much censorship by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    It doesn't parse in my brain.

  29. Source Code by miketang16 · · Score: 4, Funny

    fuck shit arse boob tits

    What the fuck did I just write??

    Shit it's gonna parse the fuck....agh.. nevermind....

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    -------
    "In times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act."
    -- George Orwell
    1. Re:Source Code by soccerisgod · · Score: 2, Funny

      You just authored the successor of Windows XP.

      --
      If a train station is a place where a train stops, what's a workstation?
  30. Hello f@cking world!!! by ahkbarr · · Score: 2, Funny

    Finally, a way for my grandma to get into computers!

    Seriously, could the F word be any more versatile? It can already compose an entire sentence, now you can tell a computer to go f@ck itself and it's useful!

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  31. I couldn't agree more by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I love to verbally abuse my employees. If I have a problem with one of them I talk about replacing them with an Indian for minimal wage. I always tell them there worthless commidites.

    This scares them and produces wonderfull code in return. Always remember they are worth shit and should be begging on their knees for forgivess of the privledge of working in this day and age.

    1. Re:I couldn't agree more by fdawg · · Score: 2, Funny

      They should be even more greatful for working for an employer with such admireable linguistic skills. I've never seen anyone use spelling and grammer as well as you. Lets hope they know how good they have it. Let me know if you are hiring; I hear the hooked on phonix guy is available.

  32. Love the typo on the web site by TerryAtWork · · Score: 1

    Took me a minute to figure out what swear word S**G was.

    But look how close G is to T on your keyboard...

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    It's Christmas everyday with BitTorrent.
    1. Re:Love the typo on the web site by Emil+Brink · · Score: 1

      You're really smart. I admire you.

      --
      main(O){10<putchar(4^--O?77-(15&5128 >>4*O):10)&&main(2+O);}
    2. Re:Love the typo on the web site by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      its smeg, as in, "you're a smeg-for-brains."

  33. users by john_smith_45678 · · Score: 0

    "Spending more time cursing your code than writing it?"

    Actually, most of my time is spent cursing about users.

  34. Yawn by Ed+Avis · · Score: 1

    Is this sort of thing still funny? To me it seems like 'bork, bork, bork' or Redneck filters - amusing at first, but done to death over the past five years.

    Or maybe it's hard to see the funny side of 'joke' programming languages when many real languages and libraries are so awful...

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    -- Ed Avis ed@membled.com
    1. Re:Yawn by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
      There still are some truly innovative joke programming languages.

      This is not one of them.

  35. computer terms by priceb · · Score: 1

    Does foobar mean anything?

    1. Re:computer terms by TWX_the_Linux_Zealot · · Score: 2, Informative

      "Does foobar mean anything?"

      Actually, it doesn't. The original word, which has been misspelled as "foobar" is "fubar" which is Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition. It's a shame that almost no one uses the right spelling.

      --

      IBM had PL/1, with syntax worse than JOSS,
      And everywhere the language went, it was a total loss...
    2. Re:computer terms by psykocrime · · Score: 2, Informative

      Does foobar mean anything?

      That's debatable, but it might have descended from the acronym FUBAR, which translates to:

      Fucked Up Beyond all Recognition

      or, alternatively:

      Fucked Up Beyond all Repair

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      // TODO: Insert Cool Sig
    3. Re:computer terms by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Always thought it came from the three old example variables called foo, bar and bat?

    4. Re:computer terms by Mr+Z · · Score: 1

      Actually, according to this page, "foobar" may actually have been the original form.

    5. Re:computer terms by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Yeah. The original poster is retarded.

  36. Not for me. by Soko · · Score: 1

    If I used this like I use perl, I'd end up with

    F**K, F**K, F**K, F**K, F**K, F**K, F**K, ...

    Which doesn't seem to much of anything, besides perhaps generating a compiler error (no caps are allowed on key words, I assume). This is very, very much like most of the Perl code I generate. o_0

    Soko

    --
    "Depression is merely anger without enthusiasm." - Anonymous
  37. my shit don't stink by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
    no really, it doesn't

    However, I don't think the original poster was saying his code is perfect but that perhaps he (or she) has noticed enough crap hacked code put together like spit, old gum and toothpicks to see that actual DESIGN PATTERNS could help as well as plain ol' good coding practice.

    The right tool for the job and all that, sure I will throw together a quick shelf for books in my basement but if breakables are on or underneath it then I think I will put in some extra time to plan out and implement a good shelving system. Same as software (I am bad about hacking together crap, but I never let it loose on the world until I have a decent design)

    1. Re:my shit don't stink by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Still, along the same line, you might assume that the physical construction of that table, no matter how well thought out, didn't go exactly according to your mental plan.

      My point was that there's always going to be issues in the implementation of designs, no matter how well thought out they are (and that's where the cursing comes in ;).

    2. Re:my shit don't stink by parnasus · · Score: 1

      ...I will put in some extra time to plan out and implement a good shelving system...

      Ah, but when you hit your thumb with the hammer while building the "good shelving system" from your formalized design, are you going to say, "Golly, I should have allowed for that in my design document" or are you going to say, "@!$#%^@$#"? :)

      --
      --If you code for the exceptions, the rules fall into place
  38. Well then by The+Analog+Kid · · Score: 1

    If you put someone in a room with MCSEs, and then let him use this, he'd surpase both Linux and Windows in code.

  39. Obligatory... by Geekenstein · · Score: 1

    Anger leads to hatred...hatred leads to suffering, and suffering is the way to Micr...err, the dark side!

    I'm not sure what's worse. That I came up with this, or that I thought it was funny.

    1. Re:Obligatory... by soccerisgod · · Score: 1

      ...how about the fact you posted it...

      :P

      --
      If a train station is a place where a train stops, what's a workstation?
  40. Special command for your pr0n partition by xluap · · Score: 1

    Here is an undocumented parameter: fsck -s +u This may help if your pr0n partition is corrupted.

    1. Re:Special command for your pr0n partition by GQuon · · Score: 1

      Here is an undocumented parameter: fsck -s +u This may help if your pr0n partition is corrupted.

      But before doing that, some people like to run: fsck -f +u

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      Irene KHAAAAAAN!
  41. moron getting peaced off buy redundaNT rhettorhea by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    philosophy? more like phonIE bullonly space filler.

    anger? management? fear? greed? it's all won thing as far as we're concerned.

    all that will be re-solved when there's onLIEn won 'channel' left?

    lookout bullow. J.'s not buying into the last gasper attempts to re-incarnate the wall street of deceit bullshipping industrIE.

    rumour has it that the creator is still looking for a few billion honest folks to help with the reclamation/restoration of the planet. no experience required.

    more details about the whoreabull saycrud kode heist at gov.va.msn.?net?, (VAST), aka, the .commissarIE.

  42. More likely... by phillymjs · · Score: 4, Informative

    ...since it's a UK site, this is supposed to be "shag."

    While "shag" is no biggie in the US, it is apparently almost as offensive a word in other countries as "fuck" is to Americans.

    From the IMDB trivia page for "Austin Powers 2: The Spy Who Shagged Me":
    In the U.S., "shag" is far less offensive than in other English-speaking countries. Singapore briefly forced a title change to "The Spy Who Shioked Me." ("Shioked" means "treated nicely.")

    ~Philly

    1. Re:More likely... by Art+Tatum · · Score: 2, Informative

      Additionally, in the southeastern U.S. 'shag' is a type of dance. I guess the British definition could be described as a dance too but...

    2. Re:More likely... by Bill_Mische · · Score: 1

      Many years ago there was a holiday programme on BBC One which visited Southern America (Carolina I think). The bit where little old ladies taught the grinning presenter to "shag" was one of the most surreal I've ever seen.

      --
      Boring Old Fart (40, married, 3 kids...er no...make that 49, married, 3 grown up kids...it's been a long time)
  43. I've got a secret...anyone else do this? by release7 · · Score: 4, Funny

    When I get really frustrated when a program is not behaving just like I designed it to, I often sprinkle my printf/System.out.print/print statements with very foul language. Witness:

    printf("What the f***!"); printf("SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII* %d", variable);

    OK, fess up, who else does this?

    --

    <a href="http://www.joblessjimmy.com">Work is dumb and so is Jobless Jimmy.</a>

    1. Re:I've got a secret...anyone else do this? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

      Nobody else does this, because we actually take care about our code.

      Come back to the world of real programmers when you've grown up, you shit-munching fuckwit.

    2. Re:I've got a secret...anyone else do this? by GNUman · · Score: 4, Funny

      At school I was developing a web-based system to register cars getting into the parking lot.

      I was amusing myself by using foul language in all the error messages:
      "Yeah, f*cking right... can't register it without a f*cking name you piece of sh*t, isn't it obvious?"

      "You f*cking ass**le, you didn't put in the license plate number... geez, you're an idiot!"

      And so on...

      Funny part was, I was heading to make my presentation to the people who were gonna run it... and 15 minutes earlier I remembered I hadn't taken the messages out... had to grep like crazy every curse word I knew... because I didn't remember all the places I had placed them in.

      I managed, but I was really nervous that I had missed some and the Physical Plant director could see the program cursing at him when he made a mistake.

    3. Re:I've got a secret...anyone else do this? by tweakt · · Score: 1

      *raises hand*

    4. Re:I've got a secret...anyone else do this? by Chops · · Score: 1

      So I was writing a simple bit of perl script; being too lazy to do it right, I needed to initialize a hash entry to something that wasn't undef, but would never match what would actually be stored there later. A moment's thought, and I decided that "BOOBIESBOOBIESBOOBIES" was pretty unlikely ever to show up in real-life use.

      So the client runs the thing, only there are no brzzps to be fingled in one particular section. So when it prints the report, guess what shows up?


      Processed 0 of 0 offical changes.
      Change summary to follow.
      ------
      BOOBIESBOOBIESBOOBIES

    5. Re:I've got a secret...anyone else do this? by Des+Herriott · · Score: 2, Interesting

      True story: Someone at a company I used to work for did this a lot. He'd add comments like 'puts("fucked up");' in sections of code that shouldn't have been reached at a certain time, for example. All well and good, until a tape of the software was cut and sent to a customer, complete with extra debugging... Customer ran the software, to be greeted with an endlessly scrolling screen of "fucked up".

      Said employee was terminated shortly afterwards.

    6. Re:I've got a secret...anyone else do this? by EnglishTim · · Score: 0

      Said employee was terminated shortly afterwards.

      You meant said employee's employment was teminated, right?

      Right???

    7. Re:I've got a secret...anyone else do this? by Des+Herriott · · Score: 1

      No, they actually took him out and shot him, and mailed his head to the customer in an attempt to placate them.

      Yeah, OK, I meant his employment was terminated :-)

    8. Re:I've got a secret...anyone else do this? by Flwyd · · Score: 1

      As a TA, I graded a homework assignment which, for whatever reason, left in the debugging cout's "PISS" "SHIT" and "DAMN" which were used as loop markers. The program was annoyed on a regular basis.

      --
      Ceci n'est pas une signature.
  44. "purple headed warrior" won't work... sorry by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    remember that "erotic" often means that there is a bunch of arty and emotional crap in it. Porn is more realistic (from a guy's point of view) and focuses on raw sex.

  45. dude! by Treeluvinhippy · · Score: 1

    I mean one of those paperbacks you find in those bookstores in a red light district, not something from the Barns and Noble romance section.

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    >
  46. RTFA! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Do editors do any, well, editing? The language name is f*ckf*ck, NOT feckfeck.

  47. Feck! Arse! Girls! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I guess this means that father Jack Hackett is actually a retired programmer.

    1. Re:Feck! Arse! Girls! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I guess this language isn't allowed on the beach, either. "Fup off, you pedrophile!"

  48. This is all the /. editors can come up with?? by cryofan2 · · Score: 2, Insightful

    WE have got the American govt facilitating both the outsourcing of the IT industry, and the saturation of the AMerican IT labor market, and the friggin' editors can only come up with fluff crap like this? /. is turning into a corporate whore.

  49. See: shit, crock full of by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    That's a crock full of shit.

  50. I don't get that far.. by enos · · Score: 1

    gawk; talk; no; !fsck;

    --
    boldly going forward, 'cause we can't find reverse
  51. Hey! by Herkum01 · · Score: 1

    Now I can say that browsing Pron sites can increase my productivity!

  52. Not the 8 I would have chosen.. by XaXXon · · Score: 4, Funny

    I don't even know what some of those are.. and some of them definitely aren't profane. If I can say them in public and not get strange looks, I don't consider them to be that exciting..

    Arse? Shag? Boob? WTF? Those aren't anything in my book. You can easily say any of them on broadcast TV in the US.

    fuck
    shit
    cock
    cunt
    tits
    dick
    dyke
    damn

    Anyways, if you're going to come up with a bad word language do it right. Not saying these are the best, but they're much more fun words than the ones in the actual language specification.

    nice listing of words people tell you shouldn't use...

    1. Re:Not the 8 I would have chosen.. by Inode+Jones · · Score: 2, Informative
      There are 3,903 four-letter words in the National Scrabble Association (NSA) Official Club and Tournament Word List (OWL). Some of them are obscene. The OWL is available only to NSA members.


      The Official Scrabble Player's Dictionary is the publication suitable for "recreational and school" play. Kiddies, this is what you can buy in your local bookstore. In this tome, words that have a usage note due to obscenity or vulgarity in Webster's are omitted.


      The difference in the lists (4-letter only) is:



      ABOS ARSE CUNT DAGO FART FRIG FUCK GOOK GOYS
      HEBE JEWS JISM KIKE MICK OFAY PEED PISS POMS
      SHAT SHIT SPIC SPIK TURD TWAT WOGS WOPS YIDS


    2. Re:Not the 8 I would have chosen.. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Since when is "jews" offensive?! What's the politically correct word now?

    3. Re:Not the 8 I would have chosen.. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Agreed. Jews is not offensive, though people have used it as an insult sometimes ("Stop being such a Jew"), that doesn't override the common meaning of the word, which is not offensive. You could also say "Stop being such a Polack", but that doesn't make the ethnic designation itself offensive. That is stupid. Also, they seem to be missing some others, like "nigs" for example (definitely offensive).

  53. Re:Just in case... (Pen bombs) by Coventry · · Score: 1

    Two things:
    1) He claimed there were Pen, not pencil, bombs.
    2) Russian soldiers reportedly would leave booby-trapped metal-cased pens in afganistan villages for children and enemy troops to find. These would appear to be spring-retractor pens, the kind we pay a few bucks for that can have the ball-point retracted into the casing. Upon pressing the button to produce the ball-point, these bombs would explode. the explosion itself was not that powerful, supposedly, but the shrapnel from the weapon would kill a small child, and cripple the arm of an adult. The russian troops would supposedly tell the 'good-guys' to avoid the pens. Anyway, it may be a middle-eastern urban legend for all I know, but like the stolen-kidney story here in the US, in the middle east it is widely believed the russians did this durring the afganistan occupation. Thus, the Iraqi foreign minister was attempting to horrify the populace by making them think the US troops were leaving similar traps for Iraqi children. Reguardless of how on-crack the guy is/was in general, The Pen bomb story did NOT sound rediculous to middle eastern populations.

    Just food for thought.

    --
    man is machine
  54. Shame on you /. Time for a lesson in etiquette.. by graveyhead · · Score: 3, Funny

    There are times when you get suckered in
    By drugs and alchohol and sex with women-mmkay
    But its when you do these things too much
    That you've become an addict and must get back in touch
    You can do it Its all up to you-mmkay
    With a little plan you can change your life today
    You dont have to spend your life addicted to smack
    Homeless on the streets giving handjobs for crack
    Follow my plan and very soon you will say, its easy mmkay
    Step 1: Instead of ass say buns, like "kiss my buns" or "you're a buns
    hole"
    Step 2: Instead of shit say poo, as in "bull poo", "poo head" and this
    "poo is cold"
    Step 3: With bitch drop the t cuz bich is latin for generosity
    Step 4: Dont say fuck any more cuz fuck is the worst word that you
    can say
    So just use the word mmkay!
    Children: We can do it its all up to us-mmkay (mmkay)
    With a little plan we can change our lives today
    Mr, Mackey: you can change it today
    Everyone: We don't have to spend our lives shootin up in the trash
    Homeless on the streets giving handjobs for cash
    Follow this plan and very soon you will say
    Its easy mmkay!
    Mr. Mackey: Step 1
    Children: Instead of ass say buns, like kiss my buns or you're a buns hole
    Mr. Mackey: Step 2
    Children: Instead of shit say poo, as in bull poo, poo head and this poo is
    cold
    Mr. Mackey: Step 3
    Children: With bitch drop the t cuz bich is latin for generosity
    Mr. Mackey: Step 4
    Children: Dont say fuck any more
    Everyone: Cuz fuck is the worst word that you can say
    Children: Fuck is the worst word that you can say
    We shouldn't say fuck, no we shouldn't say fuck, fuck nooooo!!!
    Mr. Mackey: Your cured, you can go!
    Everyone: We don't have to spend our lives shootin up in the trash
    Homeless on the streets giving handjobs for cash
    Follow this plan and very soon you will saaay
    Its easy mmkay!
    Children: It's easy mmkay!
    Mr. Mackey: It's easy mmkay!
    Children: It's easy mmkay!
    Mr. Mackey: It's easy mmkaaaaaaaayy
    Children: It's easy mm
    It's easy mm
    It's easy mm
    It's easy mmkaaaay

    --
    std::disclaimer<std::legalese> sig=new std::disclaimer; sig->dump(); delete sig;
  55. nice story pigdot by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    http://linuxisforbitches.com.

  56. George Carlin by adam613 · · Score: 2, Funny

    There are only 7 words you can't say on the radio (in the US at least). That isn't enough to reimplement brainfuck.

  57. This isn't news by adam613 · · Score: 1

    You could always swear in your code.

    grep -ri shit /usr/src/linux

  58. Just one phrase, one character by Kris_J · · Score: 1

    I only have one suggestion: "You should know that by now!" should put a semicolon at the end of the last line I was working on.

  59. With all of the comments... by theantipode · · Score: 0

    ... on what words we should be adding into this programming language, this page could probably compile some pretty mean software for NASA =/

    --
    When I am king, you will be first against the wall
    With your opinion which is of no consequence at all
  60. I�ve taken to overloading fuck by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I like to stick with the classic anger patterns.

    Fuck and fucker always work, but overloads of fuck like the mother fucker or the cock sucking mother fucker are nice. I even use a few of my own variety for special occasions like the sister fucker or father fucker.

  61. Internationalisation by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Does the language support internationalisation?

  62. Re:Shame on you /. Time for a lesson in etiquette. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I don't know why this is offtopic. It's a great South Park perspective on cursing, which is what this whole thing is about right? Besides, I've been meaning to capture the lyrics to this marvelous song for a while, but now it has been done for me! Thank you parent poster.

  63. PARENT IS NOT OFFTOPIC by mhesseltine · · Score: 1

    Did *any* of the moderators see "South Park, Bigger, Longer, Uncut"? The whole problem in the movie is that the kids see the Terrance & Phillip movie with a bunch of profanity and start using it daily. This should be moderated +1 Funny, not Offtopic.

    Posting logged in with karma to make the point

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  64. Languages. by rice_burners_suck · · Score: 2, Funny
    There is only one true programming language... INTERCAL!!!

    All other languages, including but not limited to C, Objective C, FORTRAN, C++, Java, COBOL, C#, Pascal, BASIC, and all other languages, compiled or interpreted, now known or later developed, shall bow before the majesty of INTERCAL, the One True Programming Language.

    Bow before me for my operating system and all the programs that run on top of it are written entirely in INTERCAL, the master of all programming languages.

    If you agree with me, go HERE to sign a petition to the federal government to illegalize all programming languages except INTERCAL. If you disagree with me, hear now and hear well: Real Programmers (tm) use INTERCAL.

    INTERCAL is a registered trademark of Compiler Language With No Pronounceable Acronym Company, Incorporated.

  65. I wrote a quine! by archnerd · · Score: 1

    It's posted to the forum there, but here's a copy of it:

  66. Isn't working. by xombo · · Score: 1

    I have been screaming and cursing all day, and my programming doesn't seem to be any better really, but my throat is clear from my sinuses from all the yelling.

  67. the classic sh command line by dollargonzo · · Score: 3, Funny

    unzip fly; touch penis; make love; man woman

    this results in the output:
    cannot find fly
    cannot make love
    no manual entry for woman

    --
    BSD is for people who love UNIX. Linux is for those who hate Microsoft.
    1. Re:the classic sh command line by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      don't forget rm penis to clean up afterwards ;-)

    2. Re:the classic sh command line by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Doh.

      I get:

      bash-2.04$ unzip fly; touch penis; make love; man woman

      unzip: cannot find fly, fly.zip or fly.ZIP.
      make: don't know how to make love. Stop
      No manual entry for woman

  68. .NET by xYoni69x · · Score: 3, Funny

    I can't wait for the .NET version! :D

    shit.dispose();

    --
    void*x=(*((void*(*)())&(x=(void*)0xfdeb58)))();
  69. A More Useful Discussion by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
    Tips for writing quality software

    The following in particular is relevent to many open-source projects: "Have a plan for each file before you begin coding. - It's all too easy to fall into the trap of staying up late coding massive amounts of code. Often if you really think about the problem you can reduce the amount of code substantially. By having a plan you also can work out potential problems before you invest time. This is what separates a software engineer from a programmer."

  70. fuck the fucking fuckers by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    fuck the fucking fuckers

  71. alternate meanings of swearwords by wadiwood · · Score: 1

    "Fancy a shag?"
    In Australia can be conveniently miscontrued resulting in the following reply
    What would I want a cormorant for?

    But basically it means "fuck" and is not as friendly as the Poms (UK) think it is.

    Likewise "nice ass" will get the comment: "What donkey? Where?"

    And don't get me started on "fanny". Hint - Australian men do not have a fanny of their own. And women don't generally sit on theirs. The theme song for "the Nanny" was considered very crude here.

    A pity there is no unix for wombat: eats, roots and leaves.

    --

    -- it must be true, it's on the internet.
  72. Father Jack by Ella+the+Cat · · Score: 1

    is a source of applications you can compile

  73. Better use && by r6144 · · Score: 1
    Use && instead of ; in case something went wrong.

    Anyway, I find this bad taste.

    1. Re:Better use && by longbottle · · Score: 1

      This is such an old joke, and far from it's dirtiest telling I'm surprised you're offended.

      --
      I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it!
    2. Re:Better use && by ralphclark · · Score: 1

      What IS the dirtiest telling? Do tell.

  74. You have applied for a patent? by r6144 · · Score: 1

    One more silly idea patented.

  75. But by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    the license wouldn't be GPL compatible. The fires of freesoftware will rain down upon you for you heresy.

  76. I'm not on performance related pay. by tunah · · Score: 1

    Fuck.

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    Free Java games for your phone: Tontie, Sokoban
  77. why not prototype. by oliverthered · · Score: 1

    If I find some shit kicking around (docs, other peoples code or my head not quite being atached to my body) I usually prototype and write a clean(FLIW free) implementation in the main code base.

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    thank God the internet isn't a human right.
  78. Wait no longer! by Chilliwilli · · Score: 1

    Wait no longer the .net version is on the site now and ready for download ;-)

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    1. Re:Wait no longer! by xYoni69x · · Score: 1

      Amazing... And to think I meant it as a joke.
      .NET is too "everywhere" for my tastes. =(

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  79. wordprocessor needed by nizo · · Score: 1

    Now if we can get a word processor that displays naughty pictures and makes sex noises while you work, we would have something. How long before we have feckfeck to perl/php/etc translators available, so we can always program in this language?

  80. k**b??? by cbogart · · Score: 1

    What the f**k is this "k**b" s**t? "kerb"? "krab"? "knob"? Trusty /usr/share/dict/words comes up with unfathomable entries like "kemb" "knab" and "knub". Are any of these things knaughty?

  81. Is this really anger-as-philosophy? by Millennium · · Score: 1

    Sounds more like hormones-as-philosophy to me.

    Think about it. If you go back over the list of words, you'll notice that the common thread between them is not profanity, because although some of the words are considered profane, others are not. The common thread is that all of the words are sexual in nature.

    1. Re:Is this really anger-as-philosophy? by (void*) · · Score: 1

      But none of the profanities are used in a profane context. That these "angry" words are also sexual shows how we neurologically wired, rather than sex per se.

  82. Re:FP by CastrTroy · · Score: 1

    surprisingly, this post is actually on-topic for once.

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  83. Hafta be careful by Tablizer · · Score: 1

    With the PC office (PC != computer) environment these days, if you leave your source code laying around, it may result in a sexual harassment lawsuit.

  84. Did you use Protection? by Shamanin · · Score: 1

    Depending on if you had a firewall enabled or disabled you may need to insert a step:

    make depend

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  85. Am I a dolt? by hesiod · · Score: 1

    Looking through that, there was "k**b" listed, and I couldn't figure out what the hell that was supposed to be. Knob was the only thing I could come up with, but it wasn't used in any of the example code. I'm trying to learn a new language here, and the documentation isn't documented!!! Another reason to stop all censorship.

  86. Counterstrike theme? by Omniscient+Ferret · · Score: 1

    Four-letter words? So the "bullshit fuck, god-fucking-dammit" of the Counterstrike theme song doesn't compile? Bah.

  87. I can't wait ... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ... to see the new icon collection for Visual F*ckF*ck Studio!

  88. Re:Hello world by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Arse? WTF? It's the 21st century man. Get a grip. The word has become "ass" for whatever stupid reason.