the result of flaky CAOS functions

Alex Watson <alexwatson.DeleteThis@deadspam.com> wrote in news:430a186f$0$32676
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> fuzzie wrote:
>> http://twinsen.warpedgames.com/~fuzzie/too_many_grasshoppers.jpg
>>
>> "Whoops"? Still debugging this one.
>
> Those processor cycles would just have been wasted anyway...

cynical?

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"Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam.RemoveThis@hccnet.nl> wrote in message
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> fuzzie wrote:
> > Don wrote:
> >
> >> Oddly enough my first thought was, "Ooo, I want that many
> >> grasshoppers", which made me smile. Then again if perhaps the script
> >> isn't exiting the world might be roof-high with grasshoppers, and that
> >> would be too many ;o)
> >
> >
> > Mm, I ended up with about 20,000 of them before my machine crashed It
> > looked sooo cool though.
>

<sinp Rev. reference>

> Snatched that off internet. Wonder if God also had a boolean problem at
> the end of time?! In ANSI C (1=1) and (1==1) makes a lot of difference!

HAHA *applauds gleefully* very nice.... very nice

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