It'll be "intelligent noise". Any civilization capabable of sending radio signals will be poluting the universe with signals from various sources, just like we've done for the past 80 years.
Perhaps if we're lucky, we'll receive the first episode of their SCI-FI series - "Pale Men From Earth!"
"You are better off writing a piece of code that gives a woman an orgasm when she takes a bite of the chocolate cake you sent her. "
OK - thanks for the tip.
Deployment issues aside, I think I know how to write the program. Just needs to *push the right buttons*.
A couple of shifts, a few rotates and a longjmp should do it.
Well, my previous employer used both Java and.NET. Curiously,.NET projects were more successfull and the result less buggy.
The management decided to use Java only where portability was an issue.
I dig Java, but the C#/.NET combo is far better in several areas. The Java community shouldn't dismiss.NET - it's growing fast, and it works like a charm.
Let's hope the ESA engineers haven't been barkin' up the wrong tree.
...obviously this one
Perhaps if we're lucky, we'll receive the first episode of their SCI-FI series - "Pale Men From Earth!"
...Dolph Lundegren and Claude Van Damme. If they can sober up the latter one, that is.
Deployment issues aside, I think I know how to write the program. Just needs to *push the right buttons*.
A couple of shifts, a few rotates and a longjmp should do it.
Can I exploit this knownledge to turn on women, you think?
Prepare for a rough landing, though.
The management decided to use Java only where portability was an issue.
I dig Java, but the C#/.NET combo is far better in several areas. The Java community shouldn't dismiss .NET - it's growing fast, and it works like a charm.
...they can't do the fireworks.
What a grumpy company. "Damn it, that shitty UnitedLinux thingy didn't work out after all - let's sue'em all!" - Overheard on a SCO board meeting
Glyphology?