It skips out on loads of stuff. Asking about primary means of communication, and doesn't have an option for cell-phones... Or using cell-phones to connect to the net...
They're asking about programming on the C64... I started programming on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum (Timex Sinclair in the USA) and we considered C64 owners as losers.
It was nice to see the picture of the great sofa, though... A long time since I last saw one of those.
Good questions would have been 'Have you ever designed a computer' or 'Have you ever written a compiler'?
Does 150 qualify as 'more than 5' computers?
And they forgot the most important question of all... 'Have you ever used L337 speak?' (A yes automatically XOR A the score)
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Date: 2005-08-13 05:11 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-08-13 09:21 pm (UTC)That test is just sooo L337 or something...
It skips out on loads of stuff.
Asking about primary means of communication, and doesn't have an option for cell-phones...
Or using cell-phones to connect to the net...
They're asking about programming on the C64...
I started programming on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum (Timex Sinclair in the USA) and we considered C64 owners as losers.
It was nice to see the picture of the great sofa, though...
A long time since I last saw one of those.
Good questions would have been 'Have you ever designed a computer' or 'Have you ever written a compiler'?
Does 150 qualify as 'more than 5' computers?
And they forgot the most important question of all...
'Have you ever used L337 speak?'
(A yes automatically XOR A the score)