I just want to waste 10 minutes.

Why remove them? Why not just un-invert them? Much more challenging.

Why remove them? Why not just un-invert them. Much more challenging.

The RCA CDP 1802 had the SEX (Set X) command.

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IBM System/360, 370, and maybe now the 380!

A true developer - always have a backup.

:-) Maybe I'll post a programming question.

I would like a plug-in that would tell me when I'm being stupid. Problem is, it might get stuck in an infinite loop.

According to the original BCPL sequence, the next big programming language should be P. (try saying P++ several times fast)

Since the fridge wasn't working, you obviously had no cold beer available - the only recourse would be to go to a pub.

Rage wrote:

I heard that you also should not cross the street away from the pedestrian crossings.

As far the OP is concerned, I'll make an exception, I would like to encourage him to cross a busy highway not anywhere near a pedestrian crossing.

ScottM1 wrote:

That seems like a horrible way to work to me.

No, not really. The Parallels Desktop VM running on my Macbook Pro runs great. I try to avoid working on Windows in any case since I like the Mac OS much better. But, sometimes work intervenes and I have no choice.

Hell is my own code right after it's done - and it just goes downhill from there.

I'm so glad I moved to a Macbook Pro. Only problem is I need to sometimes run Windows 7 on a VM. Bummer. I love my Mac though.

Simon said (hmm, there's a joke there somewhere) what the symptom was. I just stated the malady.

Norton "anti-virus" *IS* a virus.

Reminds me of the bumper sticker of the Wash, D.C. electrician's union back in the late '70s... "Let Us Remove Your Shorts"

OriginalGriff wrote:

Or hurt children or the elderly.

or cute little puppy dogs

So is Frigidaire and I think they're bigger.