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  • Classic DOS editor for text files, batch coding, and QBasic coding. Good times.

  • Luckily, I love snooping through the source code and reverse engineering how functions and.code works and figure it out that way.

  • FABULOUS!!

  • I just code in Notepad++. I make an error, I fix it. It doesn't work, I just dump variables to see what I did wrong and where.

  • I just recently seen a python scraper in my server logs earlier today. Strangest thing to see.

  • Looks like Mike from RedLetterMedia.

  • Loved that movie. I remember that scene well I cam still hear it!

  • Fixed Fixedsys for life!!!!

  • ..yes.

  • awkward upvote

  • I've gotten it once or twice. Definitely from lack of hydration. Stay hydrated, people!

  • i use edit.com, notepad and geany btw

    Jump
  • I remember using Notepad for a long time for coding in Windows. Then I was introduced to UltraEdit. It was cool, but expensive. Jumped onto NotePad++ and I've been enjoying it lots.

    I do also use IDEs, usually Codium based.

  • Don't forget to test for lizards.

  • Old Japanese men are crazy wholesome. Got accosted by one in Hiroshima's Coin Road who was so proud of his English and wanting to talk to foreigners.

    He was such a sweety! Told us he lived nearby, but came from elsewhere and that he was a rock star!

    Ended up chatting with a local shop, then he just showed up again with a friend! Hahaha.

  • ...what?

  • I've been building my own PHP and JavaScript libraries without actually using any existing open-source ones.

    Self-taught, didn't learn about the fun stuff until recently.

    Now I'm so far behind in technology, I feel outdated.

  • Still need to put the luggage away from my trip last week. The kids are loving the hammocks!

  • Good old ASCII art!

    Used to love drawing these for BBS's.

    Then throw in some ANSI colors... Mmmm! Good times.

  • Hard boil them before painting. They still keep in the fridge. Eat them with a bit of salt and pepper.

    We also emptied out the egg shells by poking holes in both ends, then blew out and rinsed the interiors. Afterward, fill with melted chocolate.