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We have threads on lame jokes and science jokes. But then, we also have a thread on bad math jokes. So, why not create one specifically for programming jokes?
Let me start:
Let me start:
typedef state enum { off, on };
union {
int x;
double y;
state state;
}u;
Now that's old school. That's funny, "core memory" passed through my mind yesterday.Vanadium 50 said:From a college drinking song:
An MIT computer man got drunk one fateful night
He opened up the console and smashed everything in sight
When they finally subdued him, the judge he stood before,
Said, "Lock him up for twenty years, he's rotten to the core!"
I get this sort of thing all the time on physicsforums. I ask a question. If they don't know the answer they say it's a dumb question.Wrichik Basu said:
I would say that this is normal. SNAFU.Borg said:I've had to refurbish a few of these over the years.
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I don't get this one - can you explain? I think the syntax is wrong (although I could be wrong myself - my C is extremely rusty). Either the syntax error or my rust may be obscuring the punchline.Hornbein said:C:typedef state enum { off, on }; union { int x; double y; state state; }u;
What is &u.state ? [? is not an operator here, just a question mark.]
It's been 20 years, so my syntax may lack.
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Das machine control is nicht fur gerfinger-poken und mittengrabben. Oderwise is easy schnappen der springenwerk, blowen fuse, und poppencorken mit spitzensparken.
Der machine is diggen by experten only. Is nicht fur geverken by das dummkopfen. Das rubbernecken sightseenen keepen das cotten picken hands in das pockets, so relaxen und watchen das blinkenlights.
It's a riddle.Ibix said:I don't get this one - can you explain? I think the syntax is wrong (although I could be wrong myself - my C is extremely rusty). Either the syntax error or my rust may be obscuring the punchline.
I guess programmers are not very intelligent. Certainly their elementary English grammar needs tutorial help...Borg said:
I guess I'm in the same category. I'm not seeing the grammatical error.berkeman said:I guess programmers are not very intelligent. Certainly their grammar needs tutorial help...
Adjective vs. adverb. If submitted to a compiler it would generate an error. Ironic.Borg said:I guess I'm in the same category. I'm not seeing the grammatical error.
Should be badly instead of bad?berkeman said:Adjective vs. adverb. If submitted to a compiler it would generate an error. Ironic.
You're saying programmers aren't pro-grammar?berkeman said:I guess programmers are not very intelligent. Certainly their elementary English grammar needs tutorial help...
I'd have thought, in this day and age, that it would very politically incorrect to refer to your executives as gay.DaveC426913 said:That why it's called a Poof of Concept.
Example pls?Hornbein said:I get this sort of thing all the time on physicsforums. I ask a question. If they don't know the answer they say it's a dumb question.
I ain't going to make no trouble hea.strangerep said:Example pls?
Let's keep this out of the jokes thread. These issues should either be reported in the Feedback section, or in private conversation with the moderation team.strangerep said:Example pls?