what keeps you going

[m4ster r0shi]

chrisname wrote:

Wait... you emailed her the source file. How is she supposed to know how to compile and run it?

She studies c/c++ at university :P She's a computer engineer ;)

EDIT: To make my words be closer to reality -> She's a very beautiful computer engineer...

[blackcoder41]

She studies c/c++ at university :P She's a computer engineer ;)

This is going to be fun. I wonder how will she react on this. The output is surprisingly awesome.

[chrisname]

Oh, I assumed she wasn't a geek. Good luck, anyway.

[Albatross]

Indeed, good luck. I'm keeping my feathers crossed!

-Albatross

[m4ster r0shi]

She replied! :) She totally liked it :D She told me something like:

Oh.... that's sooo sweet! You always come up with interesting ideas.... :P haha
I wasn't able to predict the output the way you aligned the code and named the variables...

But something didn't fit in... I had a hunch (and I was right) that she didn't notice that the code actually is formatted to show her name... And I sent:

Um... did your name show up the way I aligned the code? It does with some fonts but not with others... :/

And she replied with something like:

omg! hahahaha! It indeed shows my name... My laptop's screen is small and I have to scroll a lot to see the whole thing... You are awsome! hahahaha :D

`(^o^)'

[imi]

Lol. Nice one, m4ster r0shi. Reminds me of the old letter:

p          6
-    á   ---
a        100

and as reply:

G a

Ciao, Imi.

[m4ster r0shi]

@imi
what's this? I didn't get it... :/

[imi]

heh.. It was sent from Friedrich the second, king of Preussen to Voiltaire (the Philosopher).

It is french. The first text is the question: 'a' below 'p' a hundret below six? And if you would speak it in french, it sounds like "A sous p a cent sous six". Spoken a bit sloppy, you can hear the sentence "A souper à Sanssouci?" or in english: "What about a dinner at Sanssouci?" (The castle residence of Friedrich).

Voiltair got the message. He replied "G grand a pity" - big G, small a. Or when spoken french: "J'ai grand appétit." - "I am very hungry."

:-D

Ciao, Imi.

[m4ster r0shi]

lol! cool!

[jRaskell]

I'm not sure I want to sacrifice more than I already have.

If you consider programming something that you have to make sacrifices for, then it probably really isn't your vocation.

[Mythios]

If you consider programming something that you have to make sacrifices for, then it probably really isn't your vocation.

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