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Category Archives: Humour
A small taste of development life
Jon Skeet explains that human complexity is one of the causes of software complexity. Everything you might think is simple — numbers, letters and dates — is actually devilishly tricky. Continue reading
An easy prediction
I predict that, whenever a bold prediction is issued or the matter of prediction the future discussed, at least one person will deride such efforts and say that the future is, strictly, unpredictable.
Posted in Humour, Thought Bubbles
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What a Curious Coincidence
Seen on Slashdot’s front page today:
Seems that for a crime to count, it first has to hit the high and mighty. Continue reading
A good summary.
By the author of the Pictures for Sad Children webcomic. Continue reading
Posted in Cross Posted from Club Troppo, Humour
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