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I'm not sure what I find more amazing, that you remember a specific post from 2006, or that you actually found it :wtf:
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I'm not sure what I find more amazing, that you remember a specific post from 2006, or that you actually found it :wtf:
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Considering what the last 14 odd years have done to my body, I wouldn't mind going Back To The Future in 2006!
Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!
I dunno, going downhill once is enough for me. :)
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I couldn't figure out why my onclick function was not being called when the element attached to it was clicked. I stared and stared at it..... Then I saw it said: onlick="...... :-D
To quote Freud:
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Out of your vulnerabilities will come your strength
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I couldn't figure out why my onclick function was not being called when the element attached to it was clicked. I stared and stared at it..... Then I saw it said: onlick="...... :-D
Got that problem licked then!
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012
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I couldn't figure out why my onclick function was not being called when the element attached to it was clicked. I stared and stared at it..... Then I saw it said: onlick="...... :-D
It's the next step of man-machine interface. Lickable interfaces.
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I couldn't figure out why my onclick function was not being called when the element attached to it was clicked. I stared and stared at it..... Then I saw it said: onlick="...... :-D
I hate javascript for this reason. A compiler would have caught that.
Real programmers use butterflies
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Actually I was looking up "quine" using the CP "search engine" (triangle-shaped wheel) and had such a conniption fit over getting returns of cp pages that did not contain my search term that I was "debugging" the thing to see if I could MAKE IT FAIL!:mad:
wanna test my code? ;P
Real programmers use butterflies
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I couldn't figure out why my onclick function was not being called when the element attached to it was clicked. I stared and stared at it..... Then I saw it said: onlick="...... :-D
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I couldn't figure out why my onclick function was not being called when the element attached to it was clicked. I stared and stared at it..... Then I saw it said: onlick="...... :-D
So, are you trying to write a program that will count the number of licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop? [How Many Licks does it take to Reach the Tootsie Roll Center of a Tootsie Pop-Over 9000! - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UYvsk6\_foc)
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wanna test my code? ;P
Real programmers use butterflies
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Freudian slip? :-D
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