Java is write once, run anywhere. Perl is write once, turn and run.
OO is like real life: you inherit properties, you cheat a little, then you get divorced, and you're left with an old, broken model
Bash is named after the monkey who successfully typed out Hamlet.
Korn shell was named after the band, and even though America won the cold war, UTF-8 was a notable casualty, so we couldn't use the backward R
The whole class was confused after Jimmy sang 10 little endians and stopped at the second one.
Thank you, I'll be here all week.
EDIT: Oh crap. Was that a joke about stopping on the first endian? If so, I just committed a classic geek fail...
So 10 is always 2.
Was this supposed to be a joke too? :)
Java is write once, run anywhere. Perl is write once, turn and run.
OO is like real life: you inherit properties, you cheat a little, then you get divorced, and you're left with an old, broken model
Bash is named after the monkey who successfully typed out Hamlet.
Korn shell was named after the band, and even though America won the cold war, UTF-8 was a notable casualty, so we couldn't use the backward R
The whole class was confused after Jimmy sang 10 little endians and stopped at the second one.
Thank you, I'll be here all week.