Utility I wrote for GNU+Linux

It's a small utility like cat or sed that can be used on Linux systems. It's called why. Licensed under the GPLv3 (or later).

Here is the code (save it in `why.c'):
#include <stdio.h>

void main()
{printf("Fuck you, that's why.\n");

}

Install with:
gcc -o why why.c ;sudo cp ./why /bin/why

>>28
typical C faggot
                 /*temp2 = pow((double)(rand() % 256),(rand() % 3) + 1);
                 temp = (int) ((double)((rand() >> 16) ^ ~(int)temp2));
                 key[i] = abs(temp) % 255;

                Arr[i] = ( ( (Arr[i] * rand() ) % 255) >> 13) ^ ( ( (key[i]* rand() ) % 255) << 13 );
                Arr[i] = abs(Arr[i]) % 1023 * 1023;
                Arr[i] = ( ( (Arr[i] * rand() ) % 255) << 13) ^ ( ( (key[i]* rand() ) % 255) >> 13 );
                Arr[i] = abs(Arr[i]) % 767 * 767;
                Arr[i] = ( ( (Arr[i] * rand() ) % 255) >> 13) ^ ( ( (key[i]* rand() ) % 255) << 13 );
                Arr[i] = abs(Arr[i]) % 511 * 511;
                Arr[i] = ( ( (Arr[i] * rand() ) % 255) << 13) ^ ( ( (key[i]* rand() ) % 255) >> 13 );
                Arr[i] = abs(Arr[i]) % 255;
                */