function do_stuff() {
if (in_array($date, $holidays) && $vacation == true) {
travel('away');
visit_family();
$gifts->exchange();
eat();
travel('home');
}
if ($new_year == true) {
eat() && drink();
$weight++;
$sleep = false;
}
$slack = false;
$resolve++;
$work->resume();
return(true);
}
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Yes, Ladies and Gentleman he is one of us. Welcome to our GeekDom.
For eat() you forgot to set the $diet argument to 0.
KafkaesquÃ: the $diet flag was definitely set to false. Trust me.
However, we’ve finally done some garbage collection on the $leftovers array, and reset the $diet flag to true.
I also found a bug - when calling the drink() method too many times with the $drink_type flag set to “alcoholic” you generate some interesting memory leaks…
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this.chuckle();
Hmmm…seems like a dream I had last year.
Thankfully I’ve ceased dreaming in PHP/CSS coding (at least for now, and I think in part due to reading ‘normal’ books).
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never forget do set some do_nothing()-loops from time to time, otherwise your CPU will overheat mandatorily!
LOL.
lol @ the gay comment.
Thank god my geekdom is not THAT geek-y
Lmao@ Jay Reding
I’m a geek.. I actually enjoyed the joke
I enjoyed this, but couldn’t possibly have written it. Does that make me more of a wannageek?
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