How It's Made videos would be more interesting if they didn't waste so much time on other things. I'm watching this for the chips, not for a full two minutes on the can.
Seriously, it's foil-backed cardboard with a metal bottom.
> Before White Chocolate Peppermint Pringles I believed people were mostly good and that mental illness, unfortunate life choices, and strenuating circumstances is what lead to bad things happening in a otherwise peaceful world. Then I put a peppermint Pringle in my mouth. Immediately I thought to myself.... a human being.... thought..... this.... was a good idea.... and marketed it....
> to normal people. That's when I knew the depth of how evil humanity can be. In one fell swoop we ruined chocolate, potato chips, and Christmas. Something must be done. Or I fear for our children.
I've also heard Soylent tastes rather bad. I have faith that someone will eventually make one that tastes good (or at least not bad) and won't kill me.
@BetaDecay, from your comment to Geobits on the guitar question, I suspect that you haven't understood the subtext of my comment, so just to be clear: I would vote to close your question as a duplicate. IMO instead of posting it you should post a bounty on the older question.
Note: This question was severely edited since I first posted it here. The rules were moved to here, read them before posting any answer to understand the purpose of this. This was the first question created in the code-trolling category.
Imagine a lazy user on Stack Overflow asks this question:
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It happened at Christmas. Nothing much was happening across the whole network, so it must have dominated the hot list. And lots of SO regulars would have been on holiday and getting bored.
My second answer was a code troll. That and popcons are what got me onto the site at first, tbh. I think a few other still-active users started around then also.
Member for 1 year, 9 months on SO, a colorful user name on PPCG (but no activity whatsoever) and just enough rep on Seasoned Advice to chat. Intriguing.
Would it be valid to write up a programming puzzle restricted to one language? I'm thinking of basically combining Befunge and Langton's Ant. As in, simulate Langton's Ant using the source code itself.
do any of you guys know some program / app / applet / website where you can take a tree (not necessarily binary), and prototype/quickly work with it, with some operations like rotation
there are some algorithms I'm developing, but it would be real nice to think visually about them
How does licensing work? I actually know of a program that would work with a bit of changes, but it was made by my school's CS department and I don't know about licensing issues.
We all know what an infinite loop looks like when we see one. When you enter a loop like the one below, there's no escape.
n = 1
while True:
print("This is loop #" + str(n))
print("Time for the next one!")
n += 1
(The above produces the output, below.)
This is loop #1
Time for the...
Well, whatever it is I don't care enough to spend a lot of time reading up on PEG, especially given that I should have been in bed half an hour ago. Goodnight.
Most of us LOST fans out there remember the computer that Desmond had to type the characters "4 8 15 16 23 42" in every 108 minutes or the world would end (or would it?).
The challenge here is to create a program that would do the same thing by requiring that every 108 seconds the input "4 8 15 ...
Implement a Moore State Machine
code-golfobject-oriented-designNot sure what to call this
This challenge is a slightly different kind of Code Golf challenge. Rather than coding to match IO, you code to match an interface.
meta: Potential problem: what kind of interface? Should I allow non-Obje...
Huh, setting date and time automatically is disabled by default on openSUSE. Who thought that was a good idea?
@Justin Happens to me all the time. More than once, I upvoted a question when I answer was accepted. Not intentionally. I revisited the question because of the +15 and found out I didn't upvote it...
We all know what an infinite loop looks like when we see one. When you enter a loop like the one below, there's no escape.
n = 1
while True:
print("This is loop #" + str(n))
print("Time for the next one!")
n += 1
(The above produces the output, below.)
This is loop #1
Time for the...
Implement a Moore State Machine
code-golfobject-oriented-designNot sure what to call this
This challenge is a slightly different kind of Code Golf challenge. Rather than coding to match IO, you code to match an interface.
meta: Potential problem: what kind of interface? Should I allow non-Obje...
