Software Symbols

[Douglas Troy]

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[Jim Crafton]

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[Bassam Abdul Baki]

Press Enter When Ready! Keep your input to yourself. Input not needed. Output not available. Have WAN, will travel. Works on my machine. Not my code.

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[Hamed Musavi]

Marc Clifton wrote:

A cockroach. Or any other suitable bug.

:-D I still hate Firebug Icon!

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[Joe Q]

Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:

Press Enter When Ready!

I have thought of "Abandon hope all ye who enter here"

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[Bassam Abdul Baki]

That usually goes in front of every office building. :)

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[Nemanja Trifunovic]

Joe Q wrote:

But what are some software symbols?

Just look at any pdb file and you will find plenty. This was the geekest answer so far :~

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[Hamed Musavi]

If you want it to create an icon: From an end user point of view probably a package and a CD beside it, or a black monitor with green C codes inside it. No invention though. From programmers point of view you saw all sorts of innovations so far. I add my own: Maybe a lamp bulb half On(left half), half Off indicating 0 and 1 or an incomplete flowchart or a button or a menu with a mouse pointer clicking on it. Or you can draw me trying to understand the rush of new technologies, here: :confused: or this one: :omg:

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[Dan Neely]

My manager has a toy preying mantis named Feature in his cube. I'm waiting for (in)security to frame it and evict it from the premise. We had two live spiders as pets in the lab until a year ago. They were framed for an after hours floor tile alarm. They're in terrariums. On a shelf. Five feet off the floor. Allegedly the tile that alarmed was on the far side of the comroom.

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[Paddy Boyd]

Or possibly a statement of intent:

if ( problem )
{
this.NotHere();
}

[Lost User]

A picture of God ought to do it.

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[Dan Neely]

Only if you want to pick a fight with the sysadmins. :laugh:

Today's lesson is brought to you by the word "niggardly". Remember kids, don't attribute to racism what can be explained by Scandinavian language roots. -- Robert Royall

[Todd Smith]

a nand gate[^]

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[Tim Carmichael]

Whatever symbol is used has to be readily understand by other groups. Without wanting to start a language/OS war, I'd say use the Java symbol, or a similar such device. Tim

[Roger Wright]

Joe Q wrote:

what are some symbols for software?

A small plane crashed into a mountain... A steaming pile of excrement... Smoke and mirrors... A 'bug' icon.

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[peterchen]

I actually like the "mouse in a biohazard sign", and oyur initial ideas. Other ideas - it seems to be hard to come up with something iconic: An infinity sign or moebius tape. Eschers "drawing hands" A picture of enigma or an enigma wheel (would be spot on if it were commonly recognized) Sierpinski Triangle[^] An picture/sketch of the "[1] [0] [RUN]" keyboard.

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[Lost User]

Bugs (bunny?) Ada Lovelace C BSOD

Take a chill pill, Daddy-o .\\axxx (That's an 'M')

[Richard Jones]

A picture of a person curled in a faetal position.

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