View Poll Results: Preference - Letters in Hexadecimal Values Upper- or Lower-Case?

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  • I prefer upper-case

    11 52.38%
  • I prefer lower-case

    3 14.29%
  • I don't have a preference either way

    6 28.57%
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    1 4.76%

Thread: Preference - Letters in Hexadecimal Values Upper- or Lower-Case?

  1. #31
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    Programming is really fun
    Compile the source code and run
    With file creation
    And loop iteration
    01011

    (I'm very pleased with the direction that this thread has taken.)

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    I'm very pleased with the direction that this thread has taken.
    ^_^

    I am as well.

    I don't often see an appreciation for the limerick in "tech minded".

    I'm thrilled to see that some of you savor them.

    Soma
    “Salem Was Wrong!” -- Pedant Necromancer
    “Four isn't random!” -- Gibbering Mouther

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    This may be the most fun I've had here in the 3 years since I joined. A few more additions


    When it comes to C, I'm quite bad ass
    But C++ just kicks my ass
    Why do I blunder
    OOP, do you wonder?
    I simply don't have any class.


    If you are no C++ connoisseur
    And inherit a non-virtual destructor
    Then ever so silently
    Your memory leaks violently
    And we laugh and say "now you are f***ed, sir!"


    Coding's good, but verse is superior
    So my job took the burner posterior
    They said I was fired --
    I call it retired
    Writing’s fun, but the pay is inferior


    This thread has indeed become glorious
    Though nerd-rhymes are quite laborious
    I've become far too lax
    Now my quality lacks
    And my bad verse has made me notorious
    Last edited by anduril462; 01-07-2014 at 07:09 PM.

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    And we laugh and say "now you are f***ed, sir!"
    ->
    and all thanks to code we abhor
    Soma
    “Salem Was Wrong!” -- Pedant Necromancer
    “Four isn't random!” -- Gibbering Mouther

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantomotap View Post
    and all thanks to code we abhor
    Much better, both in content and rhythm/meter.
    Last edited by anduril462; 01-07-2014 at 08:31 PM. Reason: fixed quote

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    I have to admit that I was hesitant to toss out a limerick at first. Seeing that it is generating such positive energy makes me happy.

    If I may post a few more. These were hastily written (while a little bit drunk), so my pardon if they're not as clever as can be.

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    I've spent nearly a week
    Searching for the memory leak
    Then on line thirty-three
    A malloc with no free
    My programming skills must be weak

    I printed text out to the screen
    Then prompted, to know they were seen
    Then to my surprise
    Control 'D' hit my eyes
    And I promptly crashed ... that was mean

    "strtok" might appear to be dull
    Unless parsing, then it's wonderful
    Just use care, and be sure
    Of your delimiter
    Else it might very well return NULL

    Your code won't compile ... I see
    I'll run it through my gcc
    Oh the pain of endeavors
    I've got several errors
    That's it! I don't have that library!

    A vari-a-ble with no scope
    Hasn't a good way to cope
    Just how would you feel
    To be not really real?
    That programmer must be a dope

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    This thread has totally killed all my productivity, between Epic Rap Battles of History and writing ridiculous nerd poetry. The following took up most of my afternoon/evening, but was lots of fun. Hope it doesn't violate the forum's PG-13 rule.

    A 3-day-long summit I attended
    Promised to be ever so splendid
    But the tech conference
    Was purely nonsense
    I couldn’t wait for it to be ended

    The first day had lectures on FORTRAN
    Then “Using Turbo C by Borland”
    They made my rage snobol
    When they talked about COBOL
    And I cried with my head in my hands

    At least there will be some free drinks
    When it’s all over, methinks
    But the cheap bastards
    Made me pay to get plastered
    And my money went right down the sink

    Each night, with my judgement impaired
    A female I sought to ensnare
    I like my girls nerdy
    And a little bit dirty
    And to this end, no effort was spared

    Ada, seemed to have a 4U rack
    But her bra, it used #pragma(pack)
    Though her bosom had lacked
    My manhood still waxed
    Until I found out she used Macs

    The next girl, she loved kung-fu
    And overclocking her CPU
    But It didn’t stop me
    When she said I love thee
    I core dumped ‘cause she used OS/2

    Then came the last of the girls
    A slight lisp, and long, bouncing curls
    I became transfixed
    She used Linux
    I wanted to buy this one perls

    She said that her name was Marie
    And she began to talk nerdy to me
    I replied in kind
    Our passions aligned
    So up to her room we did flee

    We spoke of assembly and C
    And self-balancing binary trees
    But for our caprice
    The talking did cease
    When she said “my love’s low-latency”

    Her gaze nearly boiled my blood
    And my passion sprang forth in a flood
    When her bra I unclipped
    And her pants I unzipped
    By using her accessor methods

    Her desire to integrate showed
    So I began to fondle her nodes
    But she wouldn’t admit
    My dirty bit
    Unless I was in protected mode

    I quickly produced prophylactics
    She said “I admire your tactics”
    And if you must know
    We spoke of big-Oh
    For the night became rather climactic

    We finished our love-making spree
    I said I enjoyed it, said she:
    I prefer Duff’s device
    For now you’ve tried thrice
    And still have not find my spot G

    I feared that I never shall breed:
    For I can not satisfy a girls’s needs
    I’m far too demure,
    My love’s premature
    And I’m optimized for both size and speed

    My tears, they did flow forth in streams
    For my love life was over, it seems
    But I now prefer nylons
    On long-legged Cylons
    Whose AIs I programmed in Scheme

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    My tears, they did flow forth in streams
    For my love life was over, it seems
    But I now prefer nylons
    On long-legged Cylons
    Whose AIs I programmed in Scheme
    ^_^

    Many pardons, but I liked this one too much to leave it alone:

    My love life is over, I scream.
    My tears, they did flow in a stream.
    I now prefer nylons,
    On long-legged Cylons,
    Whose AI I program in Scheme
    Soma
    “Salem Was Wrong!” -- Pedant Necromancer
    “Four isn't random!” -- Gibbering Mouther

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