Jun 18, 2013
Managed the pull off the end-of-year parade with missing adapters and two dead speakers. It was very fun, as usual. See you later, TJ!
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Managed the pull off the end-of-year parade with missing adapters and two dead speakers. It was very fun, as usual. See you later, TJ!
L: The Crime of Decency
We were in the Syslab for class. First we were doing this problem where you had a big moat/lagoon thing and you had a certain number of planks of wood and you had to figure out a way to cover the moat to get across (It sounds straightforward, like you could just put as many planks as you needed lengthwise and you could get across, but we were having a hard time with it. I think that may have been because in the middle of it we started treating it more like Rush Hour.). The number of planks started from 12, then went to 19, then 29, and I don't remember the rest of the numbers after that. With each increase in the number of boards, the most size increased as well. After doing quite a few of those, we moved onto presentations. I did a presentation with two other people on famous criminals and the reasons they had been put into jail (It was specifically jail, not prison.). We talked about two of them and had to do four in all, but we hadn't prepared for the other two. We had a list of names of people we could do though, so we just picked two guys off the list and opened up their Wikipedia pages. We never got around to the second guy, but the first guy had apparently been arrested for being too decent and too nice and making everyone else feel bad about themselves. He was indicted under the Decency and (Something I Forget) Anti-Hate Law, and was put in jail FOREVER.
“Bring The Syslab Back To Me”
As promised, here is one of my better parodies. I wrote this a couple years ago, although some revisions have been made since then. It is somewhat relevant since I will be out-of-town with limited Internet access for the next couple days.
Based upon “Please Bring That Magic Back to Me” by Jon Branfman, Sylvia Freedman, Dan Merer, Lawrence Chopp
Back in Wave this would be breakthrough, but it just isn't the same Looking at my Chrome window as the blips stream down the page I think of robots shared and chess games played across the 'net As the client crashed I'd grab my mouse and...HIT RE-FRESH Woahhhhhh
Take me back to coding lines of stars, And staying up until all hours, And help me catch that exception tonight. Take me back to the nirvana Of wi-fi around me, that's where I feel safe Please bring the syslab back to me.
In the syslab we'd be burning as the servers worked away, Or diving for the last outlet before my power strip saves the day. We use programming terms like normal language when we speak. TJ makes awesome memories; no better place to...BE A GEEK Woahhhhhh
Take me back to coding lines of stars And staying up until all hours And help me catch that exception tonight Take me back to the nirvana Of wi-fi around me that's where I feel safe Please bring the syslab back to me.
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Take me back to coding lines of stars And staying up until all hours And help me catch that exception tonight Take me back to the nirvana Of wi-fi around me that's where I feel safe Please bring the syslab back to me.
Please bring the syslab back to me.