Re: Nerd Boy, episode 291
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 01:00:50 -0700, David Palmer wrote: > I assume there's a joke in there somewhere. Please can someone explain > it to me. Maybe it's not a joke, maybe there's some ascii art. Wait a > minute, is this one of those damn sterograms? look here ---vv ;) DataBase db(link); // OO approach if (USE_SELECT_FUNCTN || !db.select("nerdboy")) if (!mysql_select_db(link, "nerdboy")) db.set(link); Other NB characters are also hidden in the code. -- <(oO)> Cthulhu () ASCII ribbon campaign \ \/ \/\/\ \/ \/\/ /||\ Fhtagn! /\ against HTML mail /\/\./\/\/\/\./\/\
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