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4 weeks ago
in HTTP what? on Geek Hero Comic
lol, I love how just certain protocols are down while TCP/IP is fine.
Ah, gopher, the memories....
Ah, gopher, the memories....
1 month ago
in Social Skills on Geek Hero Comic
lol, that's the way I am when I get deep in the code. Forget how to talk
1 month ago
in Clever Workaround on Geek Hero Comic
I put it up on DZone hopefully we can get you some votes:
http://www.dzone.com/links/working_around_a_bug...
http://www.dzone.com/links/working_around_a_bug...
1 month ago
in Clever Workaround on Geek Hero Comic
@Praveen it was in the Microsoft bug database as a workaround.
Salvatore, that was an awesome addition to the meme
Salvatore, that was an awesome addition to the meme
1 month ago
in Just A Minor Glitch In The Code on Geek Hero Comic
awesome conclusion. reminiscent of old star trek
2 months ago
in Priorities on Geek Hero Comic
That was one of the funniest strips so far.
I almost spit out my coffee on the last frame.
I almost spit out my coffee on the last frame.
2 months ago
in The Reason Behind Most Of YOUR Bugs on Geek Hero Comic
The way around compiler errors, inline assembly :-)
2 months ago
in Open Source, On Paper on Geek Hero Comic
LOL, awesome
Reminds me of a few years ago when I sent a recruiter my resume in PDF form. He asked for a MSWord version, I answered, no.
Reminds me of a few years ago when I sent a recruiter my resume in PDF form. He asked for a MSWord version, I answered, no.
2 months ago
in Ali Zee on Geek Hero Comic
At first glance based on the outfit, I thought he was going to be a new designer...
2 months ago
in PM Caught Cheating on Geek Hero Comic
I love the way "Vladimir" busted him in the 3rd frame.
3 months ago
in Hacker’s Funeral on Geek Hero Comic
Boris will be back, just w/o a body. He'll be the new Max Headroom
3 months ago
in Relationship Advice on Geek Hero Comic
Awesome Salvatore, they just keep getting better.
3 months ago
in The Advantages Of A Bot As A Girlfriend on Geek Hero Comic
Another spectacular strip. Good work Salvatore
3 months ago
in Boris’ Secret Agenda on Geek Hero Comic
Reminds me of one of my favorite Futurama episodes
Farnsworth: Start the ship, Leela. Let's just steal the damn radar dish and get back to our own time.
Fry: But- But won't that change history?
Farnsworth: Oh, a lesson in not changing history from Mr. I'm-My-Own-Grandpa! Let's get the hell out of here already! Screw history!
Farnsworth: Start the ship, Leela. Let's just steal the damn radar dish and get back to our own time.
Fry: But- But won't that change history?
Farnsworth: Oh, a lesson in not changing history from Mr. I'm-My-Own-Grandpa! Let's get the hell out of here already! Screw history!
3 months ago
in Love At First Chat on Geek Hero Comic
OMG, elf never took middle school high hygiene. He never saw the propaganda film.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Dated_a_Robot
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Dated_a_Robot
4 months ago
in Just Another Job on Geek Hero Comic
hahaha.. awesome.
It's exactly how I'd feel if they tried to 'promote' me to PM.
I once worked for a company where they'd 'promote' the bad developers to project management. Mostly the idea was to get them to cause less harm to the code base.
It's exactly how I'd feel if they tried to 'promote' me to PM.
I once worked for a company where they'd 'promote' the bad developers to project management. Mostly the idea was to get them to cause less harm to the code base.
5 months ago
in Who Needs Git? on Geek Hero Comic
I've been there before, time to setup a personal source repository :-)
5 months ago
in Code Overhaul (How and Why I Started Using HTML 5) » articles » will work for art on Will Work for Art
I'm always amazed that the W3C can get away with releasing specifications without reference implementations. Specifications from any other org would be completely ignored without a reference implementation.
The result of this, every browser maker renders a little differently because of how each team interprets the spec.
If we're going to get any unity, we need to make the W3C actually demonstrate their specs.
The result of this, every browser maker renders a little differently because of how each team interprets the spec.
If we're going to get any unity, we need to make the W3C actually demonstrate their specs.
7 months ago
in Software Engineer Stereotype on Geek Hero Comic
This reminds me of an event that happened at a job a few years ago.
We were all sitting around having lunch and I made a joke about one of the guys because his shirt was wrinkled.
"Dude, your mom forget to iron your shirt?"
He replied, "yea, she's mad at me".
Talk about a room full of laughter
We were all sitting around having lunch and I made a joke about one of the guys because his shirt was wrinkled.
"Dude, your mom forget to iron your shirt?"
He replied, "yea, she's mad at me".
Talk about a room full of laughter
7 months ago
in Nothing Can Stop A Real Hacker on Geek Hero Comic
Feels like this one describes me.
I can't count the number of times I've been in the zone like that.
I can't count the number of times I've been in the zone like that.
1 year ago
in Beware of polyglot programming on /var/log/mind
The concern about marshaling data is valid.
But, often with polyglot programming (in Java anyway) we are talking about generating byte code. As far as the runtime is concerned, there is no difference whether the bytecode was generated from (say a) Scala compiler, or a Java compiler.
Now, if you are talking about a dynamic scripting language.... yes, performance will definitely be an issue.
But, often with polyglot programming (in Java anyway) we are talking about generating byte code. As far as the runtime is concerned, there is no difference whether the bytecode was generated from (say a) Scala compiler, or a Java compiler.
Now, if you are talking about a dynamic scripting language.... yes, performance will definitely be an issue.
