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Perhaps the most widely-used term in "modemland", second only to 'ware', is
the word 'dude' (and the many variations thereof). The title of 'dude' is,
undoubtedly, a term of respect, since many people often claim themselves to
be dudes. In fact, a super-elite person is often referred to as a "cool dude."
I know you must be saying to yourself, "But how can I become a Cool Dude?"
Well, here are some guidelines:
Cool dudes don't leech.
Cool dudes don't keep their disks in a cardboard box.
Cool dudes know how to pronounce "DOS".
Cool dudes never talk like: "HAY, D0 U WANT 2 XFER W/ME L8R?"
Cool dudes are over 15 years of age.
Cool dudes don't bitch at someone for a typo.
Cool dudes drink lots of beer.
Cool dudes NEVER drink "L.A." beer.
Cool dudes do not refer to a dictionary every five minutes while
typing in a message.
Cool dudes don't leave their computers idle for more than 24 hours.
Cool dudes don't use their computers 24 hours a day.
Cool dudes appreciate it when a sysop gives him a security raise.
Cool dudes don't buy cracked wares, or any wares, for that matter.
Cool dudes don't sell cracked wares, they trade for them.
Cool dudes don't trade "ware-for-ware."
Cool dudes type at least 50 words a minute.
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PROGRAMMABLE RESET
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Murphy's Computer Laws
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Courtesy of: The Snark
Laws of Computer Programming
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1. There is always one more bug.
2. Any given program, when running, is
obsolete
3. If a program is useless, it will
have to be documented.
4. If a program is useful, it will
have to be changed.
5. Any program will expand to fill all
available memory.
6. The value of a program is
proportional to the weight of its
output.
7. Program complexity grows until it
exceeds the capability of the
programmer to maintain it.
8. Make it possible for programmers to
write in English and you will find
out that programmers cannot write
in English.
Weinberg's Law
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If builders built buildings the way
programmers wrote programs, then the
first woodpecker that came along would
destroy civilization.
Hare's Law of Large Programs
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Inside every large program is a
small program struggling to get out.
Troutman's Programming Laws
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1. If a test installation functions
perfectly, all subsequent systems
will malfunction.
2. Not until a program has been in
production for at least six months
will the most harmful error then
be discovered.
3. Job control cards that cannot be
arranged in improper order will be.
4. Interchangeable tapes won't
5. If the input editor has been
designed to reject all bad input,
an ingenious idiot will discover a
method to get bad data past it.
6. Machines work, people should think.
Golub's Laws of Computerdom
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1. A carelessly planned project takes
three times longer to complete than
expected; a carefully planned
project will take only twice as
long.
2. The effort required to correct the
error increases geometrically with
time.
Bradley's Bromide
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If computers get too powerful, we
can organize them into a committee --
that will do them in.
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