Funny Programming Pictures Part VIII

They're not "memes", they're "funny pictures". I will die on this hill.

Bryan Lunduke

Jun 21

It’s Tuesday! Let’s look at some funny pictures about computers and programming. We deserve that in our lives.

What is a good Autobot to do? Maybe this is why the always kept a couple human friends around… to get past the captchas.

I bet that T-Rex is really good at SMALLTALK.

May be an image of 1 person and text that says '1=2 3=7 1+3 1+3==? Programmers: 9 Mathematicians: *Confused screaming*' — I’m a sucker for confused screaming.

The Lunduke Journal Community. This is where I found it.

May be an image of wrist watch and text that says 'Close vscode.dev ReadtheAnnouncement Privacy EXPLORER Cookies NO FOLDER OPENED Get Started You Yuhay have not opened a folder, Se OpenFolder Folder Open Recent OUTLINE TIMELINE LF Plain Text Layout: us' — It’s funny. If this was a watch with a terminal running Nano, I’d love it. But it’s a web browser running Visual Studio. So I hate it. The human heart is a complex thing.

I was going to say “the cow is counting to 10 while the other cows hide”… but regretting Ubuntu installation also seems possible.

May be an image of 1 person and text that says 'Slavek Parenica @SParenica My gf. told me that I care about programming more than about her. told her that in array of my interests she is [1] -she was satisfied 9:55AM May31 2022 Twitter Web App' — It’s funny because 0-based arrays are stupid.

Ok. So most of these were posted to The Lunduke Journal Community site. I just forgot to grab links for a few of them… and I got too lazy to go back and find them again.

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Mike O'Dell

Brian Redman, then at Bellcore, is credited with the jem “It’s not true that Unix ain’t User Friendly. We just ain’t got no f’in friendly users!”

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The Java-the-script example is brilliant. I’ve tried explaining that problem to rational programmers but have never managed such a succinct gut-punch.

What I still cannot fathom is why anyone would ever write “Hello world.” in a language with behavior like that, much less write applications used by Fortune 500 companies. It’s like it was designed to introduce horrific security problems.

Wait. Silly me.

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Funny Programming Pictures Part VIII

They're not "memes", they're "funny pictures". I will die on this hill.

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