So I turned on my 120 GB computer then watched as my Alienware centrino logged onto the video card. I opened up my hyper text processor and surfed over to some system drivers. Suddenly my object oriented operating system overheated. Luckily I saved it by closing some programs to increase disk fragmentation. Now if only I could save my resolution browser, everything would be sweet. I spun up my Universal Serial Bus and calibrated my Transmission Control Protocol before jumping into hyper-threading mode. Unfortunately this caused my Random Access Memory to get degaussed and I had no other option but to buffer overflow. No sooner had I performed the shadow read only memory bit blit then my scroll wheel blue screened. And I couldn't have done any of this without first reading my structure and interpretation of computer programming man page.
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Anonymous2009-05-17 0:09
Dude you sound so cool
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Anonymous2009-05-17 0:11
Back to /b/ please and read SICP.
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Anonymous2009-05-17 0:20
>>3
Why do you keep spamming that? It's not even that funny. also And I couldn't have done any of this without first reading my structure and interpretation of computer programming man page
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Anonymous2009-05-17 0:30
>>4
People need to learn how to work like a real wizard. A lot of people's questions are answered by reading SICP. This person needs a dose of the good book in dead tree format or HTML format. Man pages are a travesty.
>>4 Why do you keep spamming that?
It's more than one person. Also, I like my /prog/, I don't like /b/-esque conversation in my beloved /prog/. It's not even that funny.
It's not suppose to be.
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Anonymous2009-05-17 3:34
>>1
Your writing seems pixelated. Perhaps you should write a GUI interface using Visual Basic to see if you can track an IP address.