As we all know, 8 bits is a byte. So how come 16 bits, or 2 bytes, is called a word? Just realize how stupid we really look. A word is two bytes. Are we so ignorant that we must bite twice to communicate? We can speak, right?
So why are we forced to call 2 bytes a word? Well, it's simple. Bill Gates and his evil Microsoft forced us to do it. I say it is time to stop calling the word a word.
So what are we going to use?
Sandwich.
Just think about it. There are people out there who only need two bites to eat a sandwich. As we all know, a computer can handle a LOT of data, very fast. A computer is kinda like the winners of those eating contests that made Japanese game shows so popular around the world. So calling two bytes a sandwich makes a lot of sense.
So programmers, unite! Let us no longer look like barbarians! Let us no longer bite to communicate! Share a sandwich instead.
Oops! Time for my medicine...
DISCLAIMER:
Proteus did not mean to insult anyone by posting this. If anyone is insulted by it, I hereby apologize. If my apologies are not enough, sue Microsoft.
Programmers unite against the word conspiracy!
Programmers unite against the word conspiracy!
P4 2.4GHz, 256 MB, WinXP Pro, onboard video&audio.
The Programmer's Drinking Song:
"99 little bugs in the code,
99 little bugs.
Fix one bug, recompile
100 little bugs in the code."
The Programmer's Drinking Song:
"99 little bugs in the code,
99 little bugs.
Fix one bug, recompile
100 little bugs in the code."
Re: Programmers unite against the word conspiracy!
Proteus wrote:As we all know...
Oops! Time for my medicine...
I'm not insane. The sane just think I am.
Great poem, Merendo.
HEY! Get your own!Dare2 wrote:*steals medicine from Proteus*
Great poem, Merendo.
P4 2.4GHz, 256 MB, WinXP Pro, onboard video&audio.
The Programmer's Drinking Song:
"99 little bugs in the code,
99 little bugs.
Fix one bug, recompile
100 little bugs in the code."
The Programmer's Drinking Song:
"99 little bugs in the code,
99 little bugs.
Fix one bug, recompile
100 little bugs in the code."

