As just witnessed on IRC:
i indicate the urgency of bugs using a unary string as in ifdef(func) { // FUCK or var something // FUCK FUCK or perhaps switch(true) { // FUCK FUCK FUCK there is only one digit, so a simple repeating regexp helps me and i don't have to remember how i decided to comment that week plus people always laugh when they read my code now plus, it's humble in a theoretical compsci sense because in the absence of a unary digit, the value of my code is not "good" or "not bad", it's "null" sometimes i look at code comments and i feel like i'm reading an aol chain letter from 1998 NOW THINK OF THE HEADER FILE YOU LOVE MOST IN THE WORLD...... > >> >>> >>>> NOW PICK A COLOR!@!@! :) :) :) STILL THINKING??? YOU PICKED stdio.h AND GREEN!@@ SEND THIS TO FIVE KERNEL DEVELOPERS OR LOSE SLASHDOT KARMA!!
Re:Submit! SUBMIT!
Aristotle on 2007-01-30T12:35:08
I did, way back. Like everything else on bash.org, it was rejected.
