Funny threads

[altenbach]

Will it sink or swim?

(sometimes lettercase IS important!)

[jcarmody]

This one is cute - from a biginner.  The link is to the latest addition to an old thread, but it's interesting from the big inning.

[Hooovahh]

Well they were more or less polite through the post, which is a refreshing change.  Of course there are other irksome things in there, like quadruple posting one sentence at a time.

[Jacobson-ni]

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Im sorry
Changed my mind i am not asking

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Great thread but this was my favorite post by far

[Hooovahh]

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Im sorry
Changed my mind i am not asking 

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And then proceeds to ask a question on the next page.

[tst]

There's a Twitter conversation where people are making some fun of a LabVIEW debugging UI here - https://twitter.com/cabel/status/648680009381511168

Someone there thought the modern UI controls were "inspiring" enough to recreate the light button using HTML 5, which I found really funny, because it's one of my least favorite (and yet often used) UI elements - http://codepen.io/potch/pen/dYNOEy

[Hooovahh]

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@tst wrote:

Someone there thought the modern UI controls were "inspiring" enough to recreate the light button using HTML 5, which I found really funny, because it's one of my least favorite (and yet often used) UI elements - http://codepen.io/potch/pen/dYNOEy 

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Oh I use that control all the time, but only for subVIs and API VIs, and never for the UI the user sees.  It is relativly small, it can convey on or off status clearly, and could be used for an indicator or a control.

[bsvare]

I want him fired

Partly sad a person thinks this way, but the first post is certinally funny to read. Kinda watching to see if he'll continue to post.

[crossrulz]

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@bsvare wrote:

I want him fired

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The current thought between Ben and I are that "him" is Stephen Loftus-Mercer (Aristos Queue).  I don't think he is going anywhere.

[altenbach]

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@crossrulz wrote:

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@bsvare wrote:

I want him fired

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The current thought between Ben and I are that "him" is Stephen Loftus-Mercer (Aristos Queue).  I don't think he is going anywhere.

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Nice thing is that the code is open, so everybody can inspect it.

Are these shift registers there to eliminate an extremely unlikely race condition? Why would we need to wait with the enqueueing until the names are unbundled? Hmmm....