Proszę przedstawić 132 binarnie na palcach i pokazać wynik koledze

"A DBA walks into a NOSQL bar, but turns and leaves because he couldn't find a table" (webtonull)

Z dokumentacji node.js (https://npmjs.org/doc/json.html):

homepage
The url to the project homepage.

NOTE: This is not the same as "url". If you put a "url" field, then the registry will think it's a redirection to your package that has been published somewhere else, and spit at you.

Literally. Spit. I'm so not kidding.

# Session object must exist for security
use Session;
$$params{'Session'} = Session->GetAnonSession();

From a Open Source program mailing list:
<Questioner> Is there a way to add more connection points to an object in the editor?
<Developer> No, this is was an issue for quite some time now.
<Questioner> And you didn't fix it?
<Developer> We discovered 3 good ways to fix this issue but there are various cases when some of them are better than the other. We're not sure which to implement, so we didn't.

If you move your mouse pointer continuously while the data is being returned to Microsoft Excel, the query may not fail. Do not stop moving the mouse until all the data has been returned to Microsoft Excel.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/168702

Print emails showing names on the Bcc line:

If you want to print a message that you sent which includes Bcc recipients, you can capture an image of the message, paste it into a graphics program, and then print the image.

1. In Outlook, open the email message that you want to print.
TIP: All recipients (including those on the Bcc line) appear in the header section of the message.

2. On the keyboard, press Print Screen.

3. In Windows, click Start > All Programs > Accessories > Paint.
NOTE: If you have another graphics program, you can use that in place of Paint.

4. In Paint, click Home > Paste.

5. Do one of the following:
- If you are using Windows 7, click Paint button, and then click Print.
- If you are using Windows 8, click File tab in Paint, and then click Print.

Profesjonalna pomoc z: https://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/print-emails-showing-names-on-the-bcc-line-HA102919777.aspx

<Master Chief> Using the command line is like driving picture nails with a sledgehammer. It works, but it's stupid.
<dhromed> To accuratize this interesting metaphor: it works in one go and that nail is never coming out again, but it takes more effort to set up, aim and swing-- and if you happen to miss, you're usually in deeper shit.

Python is a beautiful, clean language. But the same restrictions that make it nice and clean mean that it’s hard to write beautiful, clean libraries. Ruby, on the other hand, is a complicated, ugly language. But that complexity allows you to write really clean, nice, easy-to-use libraries. The end result is that I prefer Python the language, but I find myself preferring programming with Ruby.
-Gary Bernhardt of destroyallsoftware.com fame

<Iceland_jack> feels like Haskellers would invite Jehova's witnesses in for tea just to proselytize Haskell to them

> A jego imię to czterdzieści i cztery

<Felonious_Gru> Widać, że nie była to osoba rzeczywista, Mickiewicz wyraźnie zaznaczył, że to postać zespolona, ponieważ ma część urojoną
40i + 4

<Krzysiek K.> Każdy kawałek kodu ma niezerowe reusability (patrz: twierdzenie Kopiego-Pasta).

<~spi> nie wchodze na roflcoptera
<~spi> bo mi sie robi smutno jak rozumiem zarty.

From memory, the worst real-world macros/pre-processor abuse I've ever come across was:

#define RETURN(result) return (result);}

int myfunction1(args) {
int x = 0;
// do something
RETURN(x)

int myfunction2(args) {
int y = 0;
// do something
RETURN(y)

int myfunction3(args) {
int z = 0;
// do something
RETURN(z)

Yes that's right, no closing braces in any of the functions. Syntax highlighting was a mess, so he used vi to edit (not vim, it has syntax coloring!)

He was a Russian programmer who had mostly worked in assembly language. He was fanatical about saving as many bytes as possible because he had previously worked on systems with very limited memory. "It was for satellite. Only very few byte, so we use each byte over for many things." (bit fiddling, reusing machine instruction bytes for their numeric values) When I tried to find out what kinds of satellites, I was only able to get "Orbiting satellite. For making to orbit."

He had two other quirks: A convex mirror mounted above his monitor "For knowing who is watching", and an occasional sudden exit from his chair to do a quick ten pushups. He explained this last one as "Compiler found error in code. This is punishment".

Wrap text around an irregular object
1. Insert an image on your PowerPoint slide. If you are unsure how to do this, refer to the article Insert a picture or clip art.
2. Right-click anywhere on the object, point to Send to Back, and then click Send to Back.
3. Type or paste your text over your object.
4. Point to the text at the top left edge of your object, and then use the TAB and/or SPACEBAR to move the text past the right edge of the object.
5. Repeat step 3 until each covering line of text has been moved beyond the right edge of the object.

Źródło: https://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/wrap-text-around-an-object-in-powerpoint-2010-HA010338294.aspx