Smeed’s law is an empirical relationship that predicts the number of deaths in traffic accidents in a country, normalized to the number of vehicles in it
Years ago, wherever I worked, I had a cartoon that hung in my office. It was from an early source code control company, and it showed a woman with two small children at a graveside. A man in a suit walks up, and the caption says, "Do you recall him ever mentioning Source Code?"
I dropped a venti latte (hehe) and a heineken (not at the same time) on my X31 keyboard and immediately turned it upside down (while it was still running). Nothing happened!
geez, that government must be really -evil-, thank god that the equipment of those companies doesnt get used for censoring in their home country, oh wait..
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Smeed’s law is an empirical relationship that predicts the number of deaths in traffic accidents in a country, normalized to the number of vehicles in it
See post from Vivek Haldar:
http://blog.vivekhaldar.com/post/10126017769/smeeds-law-for-programming
must be it
Years ago, wherever I worked, I had a cartoon that hung in my office. It was from an early source code control company, and it showed a woman with two small children at a graveside. A man in a suit walks up, and the caption says, "Do you recall him ever mentioning Source Code?"
Anyone have a link?
I dropped a venti latte (hehe) and a heineken (not at the same time) on my X31 keyboard and immediately turned it upside down (while it was still running). Nothing happened!
....in Asia and Europe that is...
geez, that government must be really -evil-, thank god that the equipment of those companies doesnt get used for censoring in their home country, oh wait..