Hacked #11 (comic strip)
June 11th, 2006 by Hacked, Filed under: Funnies, Hacked
Hacked, eleventh strip of this new comics.
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Cell phones.
hehe
Is that code on the left for ELF?
On the right…
I wonder what happens with all thhe auto-complete stuff.
Why is this funny ?
I’m always programming in C++ on my phone !