/prog/ is dead

It died when the sussman disapproved us. It is not amusing anymore. No more LISP discussions (or any other toy language), lots of /pr/ faggotry, and people that think that anal jokes are funny.

I really enjoyed /prog/ last year. I'm leaving now.

In before nothing of value was lost: /prog/ can't lose anything more.

>>11
I have given up "sports, friends and romance" for the love of knowledge, but to me knowledge also includes things such as learning japanese, biology, physics, etc. Not just computers. I don't like people who are too tied to their computers, they tend to be uncultured about everything else, nerdy, and really annoying to talk to.

Don't worry, when someone posts real content I go anon and post a real reply. But most of the times, threads are shit, so I just *grabs dick*.