I’ll just leave this here…
https://medium.com/@FreeCodeCamp/coding-explained-in-25-profound-comics-8847ea03819c
When my daughter is old enough to watch Tron, someone remind me to do this!
Reminds me of this old favourite, it deserves to be repeated.
Some ten years ago my local newspaper had an article about computer users and their shortcomings.
There was a qoute from a research the Brittish Computer Active did 2003. A long time I had it pinned at my workdesk. Not verbatim as its translated back:
- Three out of four computer users can not get their machine to do as they wish.
- Ordinary users often fall into tears when the computer is obstinate.
- More than half of all users think that the manuals are “pure garbage”.
- 50% are yelling and swearing at their computers.
- More than 25% of users let their anger out on the surroundings when the computer is stupid.
- 14% say their relationship with the computer is stormy and emotional.
- 6% admits that they have beaten their computer.
I recognize all of them. What percentage who took apart their machines instead I never found out.
Spam isn’t even trying anymore…
I just saw that on Twitter courtesy of @codepo8
I can’t stop looking.
What do you call a person who makes a synagogue website using html tables to achieve layout instead of CSS?
Anti-semantic
It’s not computer humour, but @RT_'s joke reminded me of another one that I’d heard a LONG time ago.
Did you hear that Kraft is going to build a factory in Jerusalem?
They are going to name it “Cheeses of Nazareth”.
(ducking and running)
I’ve flipflopped on these a number of times - can’t work out whether they’re the best option or not.
That, my friend, is a ‘life hacker’
Hover Text:
colors.rgb(“blue”) yields “#0000FF”. colors.rgb(“yellowish blue”) yields NaN. colors.sort() yields “rainbow”
This cracked me up this morning.
Source: http://xkcd.com/1537/
Mac & Cheese