"Killer coding ninja monkeys do exist."
Are you a pirate or a ninja?
Thanks to Andrew Hall for the shirt.
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- Shannon Behrens
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12 comments:
If Ninja == Vi, then I'm a Ninja.
BTW, I have that same shirt. Have you decoded the binary string at the bottom yet? :-)
Is that a pirate gang sign?
> If Ninja == Vi, then I'm a Ninja.
Yep.
> Have you decoded the binary string at the bottom yet? :-)
I've gotten lazy about such things. I'm always worried I'll type it in wrong, and I haven't tried getting OCR with a digital camera to work yet ;)
> Is that a pirate gang sign?
It says "VI". If you use your opposite hand, you can spell out "VIM" too ;)
sheesh. good thing i started growing a beard.
That is a sweet vim gang sign. I am going to have to start throwing that at work to those emacs flunkies.
Keep flashing that around and you are going to have an Emacs drive-by on your hands.
Ah, I see it now. I thought maybe it was an E.
> Keep flashing that around and you are going to have an Emacs drive-by on your hands.
I'm not worried. Do you know how hard it is for an Emacs guy to pull the trigger? It's gotta be C-x C-t or something like that!
JJ,
The only thing that could make the photo cooler would be replacing the station wagon in the background with a minivan.
BTW, you are a ninja.
Carl T.
That *is* a minivan ;)
Always a Ninja.
Proof from some recent ramblings :
http://twitter.com/krishna2/status/2052136229
http://twitter.com/obelix74/statuses/2054141664
http://www.krishna2.com/blog/2009/06/wordpress-plugins-for-easy-blog-writingediting/
> Always a Ninja.
Ah, a fellow member of the Vi mailing list from IronPort ;)
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