I am staring at my hands thinking: but that's what I actually do... Maybe I should have gone to college where they teach proper technique...
Then again, taking a break from coding and reading the other replies: everyone else seems to be answering humorously, so maybe I can save my ego by saying:
of course I don't really do any of that, heh heh... that would be silly... I mean, coding is hard and I... Hey - look over there - the Matrix!!
coffee, a little slashdot... poking at any outstanding errors, reading through error logs from the program in question... rereading the source, adding better comments to sections that you've forgotten/again/ how they work... write a little documentation, update the changelogs...
Well, if you're into regular old corewars, (and if the site ever comes back up) you might look here. They were/are doing just that w/ the old corewars mars code.
Console games I could care less about - but there's great history and art in the old arcades. As long as someone is preserving the ROMs, I'm happy, but I'd like to see retro enthusiasts de-criminalized.
what jacked up teen that plays vice city all day would want to take major havoc or tac-scan for a spin? c'mon. at this point, most of those old cabs are right on the edge of being called 'vintage' by most people.
actually, spike strips are made to deploy at any old speed. they're specially formulated to let the air out of the tires slowly, so that you gradually slurp into railcar-mode.
by specially formulated i of course mean: "the spikes are hollow".
Slashdot Mirror
I was curious, so I looked it up.
They have it simply billed as:
multi-purpose hook (parcel carrier)
Whether "various physiological characteristics" are reliable signs of truth-telling is another issue, though.
You question our methods, terrorist?
Perhaps it is you that stole the stapler!
I am staring at my hands thinking: but that's what I actually do... Maybe I should have gone to college where they teach proper technique...
Then again, taking a break from coding and reading the other replies: everyone else seems to be answering humorously, so maybe I can save my ego by saying:
of course I don't really do any of that, heh heh... that would be silly... I mean, coding is hard and I... Hey - look over there - the Matrix!!
coffee, a little slashdot... poking at any outstanding errors, reading through error logs from the program in question... rereading the source, adding better comments to sections that you've forgotten /again/ how they work... write a little documentation, update the changelogs...
THEN the new code.
The geologist says "I think I can fit it in my hammer loop here on my belt"... Then the mathmatician butts in and says...
Lots of interesting details on sort of results might eventuate from this project.
Reread it.
Reread it..
Reread it...
My head explodes.
Well, if you're into regular old corewars, (and if the site ever comes back up) you might look here. They were/are doing just that w/ the old corewars mars code.
only if it's full of shock-and-awe.
you missed "egloo"...
;)
too wrapped up in a corrective frenzy?
How about the twiddler? It's chorded... Includes mouse features. A favorite w/ the wearable PC crowd @ MIT...
Console games I could care less about - but there's great history and art in the old arcades. As long as someone is preserving the ROMs, I'm happy, but I'd like to see retro enthusiasts de-criminalized.
what jacked up teen that plays vice city all day would want to take major havoc or tac-scan for a spin? c'mon. at this point, most of those old cabs are right on the edge of being called 'vintage' by most people.
free the retro dorks!
and while we're at it, what's lignux?
also cheap is to not use expensive periods in story writeup adds breathless effect like chips are more exciting than god exclamation point
(save the obvious Slashdot jokes)
are you implying that goatsex and tub girl are somehow reference works?
or does this have to do with grits? what the hell are you talking about?!
we should have a few sex offenders rate some hentai games.
What Glade cannot do:
* Glade doesn't develop the 'backend' of your application
I'm interested in the toolkit that set that expectation. I'm pretty sure it's not Emacs.
if the scans are too good, you'll infringe copyright...
wouldn't it be nice to have a shirt with tetris on it? i mean the whole thing, in a 2D barcode. hmm...
knock!? hrmph.
I thought it was perfectly cromulent.
actually, spike strips are made to deploy at any old speed. they're specially formulated to let the air out of the tires slowly, so that you gradually slurp into railcar-mode.
by specially formulated i of course mean: "the spikes are hollow".
Has no one seen Runaway?! Do you want robot spiders directed by Gene Simmons to come for you and your son? I thought not.
As fonts get smaller, ASCII art in the adverts will pick up and pretty soon - we'll be back where we started.
Just a matter of time.
Uh oh. Getting into political territory here.
I think we're on the same side of the fence - that vigilanteism isn't quite right.
And I can agree to disagree on what the law says we should do to thieves, liars, etc...
You're right, I hadn't detected the subtlety. *bows*
Theives can be fined for what they steal, in reparation.
In the real world, all the murdered have families that care about and love them.
Your rebuttal is facetious.
Is anyone else getting tired of the bully called 'corporate America'?
I'm good for another few years, thanks. The trick is not to think about it.
If it comes with a sign that reads "Our sins", then, on the other hand, it might have a serious ethical meaning.
The sign I see over that one reads "artist lazy".