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Posted on 18th May at 12:28 AM, with 11 notes

I think the hardest part of programming is coming up with a good (and original!) idea

Posted on 18th May at 12:27 AM, with 17 notes
I ACCIDENTALLY PROGRAMMED A DUMBLEDORE

darkdragonn:

I’m supposed to make a program for my computer science classes, and mine is a calculator of Quidditch match results….

and there’s something wrong with my code, so no matter what reslts it gets it prints “Gryffindor wins!”

I think I created Dumbledore

Posted on 18th May at 12:26 AM, with 2 notes

captain-dave:

Appropriate intense programming music.

Posted on 18th May at 12:24 AM, with 24 notes
kontraptionist:

The beginnings of the 550 bit core memory module. 50 bits down… THIS antique technology will make you appreciate modern RAM. Each bit of memory - each 1 and 0 is stored in its own little metal(ish) donut, eight of them making one BYTE, which is exactly one key press, one character, one letter on the screen. Do the math and you’ll realize that the entire array would theoretically store less than one single SMS text message. Wow for modern computers.
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kontraptionist:

The beginnings of the 550 bit core memory module. 50 bits down… THIS antique technology will make you appreciate modern RAM. Each bit of memory - each 1 and 0 is stored in its own little metal(ish) donut, eight of them making one BYTE, which is exactly one key press, one character, one letter on the screen. Do the math and you’ll realize that the entire array would theoretically store less than one single SMS text message. Wow for modern computers.

Posted on 18th May at 12:22 AM, with 482 notes
wired:

shortformblog:

michaelhayes:

heyveronica:

soon

YOLO!


If Microsoft tries to acquire them it’d be Mumblr.

If Facebook tries to acquire them it’d be Fumblr.

Beginning of the end?
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wired:

shortformblog:

michaelhayes:

heyveronica:

soon

YOLO!

If Microsoft tries to acquire them it’d be Mumblr.

If Facebook tries to acquire them it’d be Fumblr.

Beginning of the end?

Posted on 18th May at 12:20 AM, with 9 notes
How a Facebook update would go over in real life

bitshare:

Yep, I’m 100% sure this is how it would go too. This is how everyone feels every time Facebook wants to just move things around, just for the sake of, moving them around. Sigh.

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Posted on 17th May at 11:48 AM, with 270 notes
Yahoo! is in talks to purchase Tumblr for estimated $1bn

bitshare:

imageCould this be the end of a good thing? It’s quite possibly so, if the news about Yahoo! being in serious talks to purchase Tumblr for an estimated $1 billion is true.

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Posted on 17th May at 10:18 AM, with 18 notes
When I can’t find the answer to a coding issue on Google
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