• dag (unregistered)

    Boobies!

  • Joe (unregistered)

    Second!!

  • (cs)

    smalltalk is a wtf all of itself.-

  • (cs) in reply to dag
    dag:
    Boobies!

    Hey watch this... 3948571 + 1369437 = 5318008!!

  • (cs) in reply to ZippoLag
    ZippoLag:
    smalltalk is a wtf all of itself.-

    Actually it's a WTF for any modern software person to say that. How in the world can you consider Smalltalk, which gave us so much of what we use in so many different languages today, to be a WTF?

  • (cs)

    It's not out of tips and tricks, it's out of tips and is now moving on to the tricks.

  • (cs) in reply to andrewbadera

    If we're going to flame languages, can we at least stick to VBasic?

  • Zock (unregistered)

    Am I the only one who wants to know what happens if you click the "Next Tip" -button?

  • Samic (unregistered) in reply to thinboy00
    thinboy00:
    If we're going to flame languages, can we at least stick to VBasic?

    No, we'll stick to INTERCAL. Thank you.

  • (cs) in reply to Zock
    Zock:
    Am I the only one who wants to know what happens if you click the "Next Tip" -button?

    yes... wait, no.

    FILE_NOT_FOUND!

  • copo (unregistered) in reply to akatherder

    you and your silly calculator games

  • ARG (unregistered) in reply to Samic
    Samic:
    thinboy00:
    If we're going to flame languages, can we at least stick to VBasic?

    No, we'll stick to INTERCAL. Thank you.

    Personally I'll stick to flaming NatStar. As in "flaming NatStar, you'll never believe..."

    Anybody care to admit to having used it?

  • mudak (unregistered)

    I've already seen "This is the last tip" tip in Visual Studio twice and still I often find something new when I start it.

  • (cs)

    Wow - 12 posts in and nobody's whining about how Error'ds with overflows just aren't funny and also that cartoon sucks and they're done with TDWTF?

  • (cs)

    Did you know...

    This is the last comment.

  • (cs) in reply to DaveAronson
    DaveAronson:
    Did you know...

    This is the last comment.

    Actually - it's not!

  • mauhiz (unregistered) in reply to DaveAronson
    DaveAronson:
    Did you know...

    This is the last comment.

    And still here is another one.

  • Mick (unregistered)

    This might be the last tip, This might be the last tip, Maybe the last tip, I don't know.

    Oh no.

  • (cs) in reply to Zock
    Zock:
    Am I the only one who wants to know what happens if you click the "Next Tip" -button?
    Something terribly boring like showing you the first tip again?
  • (cs) in reply to PeriSoft
    PeriSoft:
    Wow - 12 posts in and nobody's whining about how Error'ds with overflows just aren't funny and also that cartoon sucks and they're done with TDWTF?

    Wow. The 12th post and I see this oh-so-witty remark. Thought I would see it earlier.

  • Joe Scylla (unregistered) in reply to Zock

    Probable the next tip will be: "integer overflow"

  • ingenium (unregistered) in reply to DaveAronson
    DaveAronson:
    Did you know...

    This is the last comment.

    Nope, but this one is.

    Correct at time of posting.

    My one moment of happiness was when I got a FP on slashdot and it was "Last post, correct at time of posting."

  • modo (unregistered) in reply to ingenium
    ingenium:
    DaveAronson:
    Did you know...

    This is the last comment.

    Nope, but this one is.

    Correct at time of posting.

    My one moment of happiness was when I got a FP on slashdot and it was "Last post, correct at time of posting."

    I modo every time I remember that.

  • modo (unregistered) in reply to ingenium
    ingenium:
    DaveAronson:
    Did you know...

    This is the last comment.

    Nope, but this one is.

    Correct at time of posting.

    My one moment of happiness was when I got a FP on slashdot and it was "Last post, correct at time of posting."

    I modo every time I remember that.

  • sf (unregistered) in reply to andrewbadera
    andrewbadera:
    ZippoLag:
    smalltalk is a wtf all of itself.-

    Actually it's a WTF for any modern software person to say that. How in the world can you consider Smalltalk, which gave us so much of what we use in so many different languages today, to be a WTF?

    Don't feed the trolls (even though you're right.)

  • This Is The Last User (unregistered) in reply to Zock
    Zock:
    Am I the only one who wants to know what happens if you click the "Next Tip" -button?
    It will wrap around to -32768.
  • -32768 Star General (unregistered)

    If 3 stars means Avoid, what do -32768 stars mean? Or even just a single star?

  • Immature Comment (unregistered) in reply to DaveAronson
    DaveAronson:
    Did you know...

    This is the last comment.

    Boobies!

  • Justice (unregistered)

    Something tells me that CAPTCHA is indicative of the material being downloaded. Just sayin'.

    Also, TRWTF is that MFD isn't running. I need my reader comics, man!

  • Ilya Ehrenburg (unregistered)

    Something tells me the CAPTCHA is responsible for the ads on the page.

    A propos CAPTCHA: they're hardly distorted, can that actually keep spambots off?

  • (cs) in reply to Ilya Ehrenburg

    Where is MFD? I am bored with error'd.

  • (cs)

    I'm just wondering what the CAPTCHA would offer if one were a Premium User, rather than a sad lonely broke person huddling under a sweaty duvet in a rancid freezing bed-sit.

  • (cs)

    This is the first comment after the last comment.

  • Bill Hirst (formerly Izzy) (unregistered)

    I tried buying stock at -32786 but they wanted the magic through-the-lookingglass dollars.

    Captcha: Dark grey on black? GMAFB.

  • Mark (unregistered) in reply to Zock

    A panel lights up and says: "Please do not press this button again".

  • (cs) in reply to real_aardvark
    real_aardvark:
    I'm just wondering what the CAPTCHA would offer if one were a Premium User, rather than a sad lonely broke person huddling under a sweaty duvet in a rancid freezing bed-sit.

    A++++++++++++ Would buy from again.

  • Jim (unregistered) in reply to thinboy00

    Or even worse, COBOL

  • Toad King (unregistered)

    I don't remember where I got it from, but I this this CAPTCHA beats the "WANK" one.

  • Kasper (unregistered)

    The purpose of the Select Cancel seems obvious to me. The Define button is selected when the dialogue is opened, so if you want to choose define you can just press enter, and don't have to use the mouse. Now some users might rather have wanted the Cancel button to be the one choosen such that it could be activated with a single keypress. That is why there is a Select Cancel button. If you click Select Cancel, the Cancel button will be selected, and you can activate it using enter without touching the mouse. And you will still only have pressed one key. Clever.

  • csm (unregistered) in reply to Toad King

    Where's the problem there? "pi" + "grape", nothing wrong with that :p

  • Scott A (unregistered)

    Ha. Random numbers are fun.

    I re-wrote the jcaptcha routine last month.

    http://jcaptcha.webregistrationservices.com/index.jsp

    Test and/or download it there.

    Enjoy !

    *it is better than the one here....

  • mabinogi (unregistered)

    From reading the dialogue, I assume "Select Cancel" in the Smalltalk one was saying "Select the components that don't have the appropriate properties defined, and cancel the action". So there's regular "Cancel" which just bails out entirely (oops, I didn't mean to do that), and then there's "Select Cancel" (Select the items with problems so I can fix them and try again).

    So "Select Cancel" is just a poor choice of wording.

    Of course, TRWTF is that people assume Smalltalk is some crusty old dead language like COBOL, just because it's "Old". Not only is Smalltalk where most of todays Object Oriented languages got their ideas from, and had a better IDE in 1980 than most languages have today (in fact, Smalltalk-80 was a better environment than most OSes provided well into the 90s), but it's also still going strong, and used by hobbyists and the worlds largest companies alike. It's just not a fad language any more.

  • eric bloedow (unregistered)

    that first one reminds me of an old game i played for a while. i had trouble coming up with a username, so i told it to randomly generate one... it came up with DICKINSON, and then rejected that as objectionable!

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