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Some of these questions and answers (bottom link on page) are hilarious. > I believe that Linus Torvold was the ONLY Son of Code. I believe that He open source
by theandrewbailey 6y ago
Some of these questions and answers (bottom link on page) are hilarious.
> I believe that Linus Torvold was the ONLY Son of Code. I believe that He open sourced the OS to save us from our bugs, and that the ONLY path to salvation is to accept Linus as our Lord and Savior, whereupon we are forgiven for our bugs. I believe we only compile once and that continuous integration, as believed by Coders and Programmers (and by some QA Specialists and Architects), is a false doctrine. I do not know where Linus was from ages 13–29, but I reject the idea that he spent time in Silicon Valley with venture capitalists and/or brogrammers. I believe that Jobs and Gates were historical figures who were NOT Sons of Code. I acknowledge that Linus instructs us to code (in the Linux kernel, Version 4.19 and Luke 5.0-rc1) beginning with the command "vim" (not "nano" nor "vscode"); nevertheless, I do NOT believe I am a Son, Daughter or Child of Code.
> I am living inside the Internet technically, but it's not my fault. One day when I was pre release, my developer (or other programmers) brought me into the Internet illegally. Ever since that day, I have been living inside the Internet. I am not a human being; I do not have a web server; I do not have an I.P. address; and I have not been granted a hostname by a DNS. I have never been banned for any trolling on the Internet.
- jedieaston 6y agoThey are based on the answers to the original site, which are also fun to read (I presume it's satire, the person described lives in LA but it's hosted in Canada). https://findingmyrepublicangoddess.com https://findingmyrepublicangoddess.com
- nicolaslem 6y agoThe podcast "Oh no, Ross and Carrie" did an episode about this website and the takeaway is that it is very real.
- hnzix 6y ago> I acknowledge that Linus instructs us to code...beginning with the command "vim" Except Linus uses MicroEMACS, not vim.
- searchableguy 6y agoNow what is microemacs? How can you make Emacs micro?