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Mnemonic means trying to remember.
Mnemonic means making annotations that remind you.
Speaking about mnemonic I saw this message.
One of the problems with old people is that they tend to live in the
past.
They will always start telling you their "war stories" to
impress in the naive youths how HARD were the old times.
Again and again, without ever paying attention to the bored look of the
people around them...
Who cares about the old times?
TO HELL WITH THE OLD TIMES!
I am too old to live in the past. That was something I could afford
only back then... I am younger now.
TO HELL WITH THE OLD TIMES!
There is no more time to waste looking back into what was
"back then", filling life with too much rubbish that
can be safely forgotten.
This group is looking like those old people groups,
where each one starts the never ending stories, always repeated,
"You remember back then?"
When the Unisys XXX and his padding bits, 36.688 bit word
existed?
Ahhh the PDP11 and the VT100 terminal... Those were the times my friend.
The problem with age is that you tend to be swallowed by your memories.
You loose the future, the curiosity, the opennes of wondering. You
become a prisoner of the past, you abhor change. C99 is way too new.
Let's go back to C89... Those were the times my friend!
TO HELL WITH THE OLD TIMES!
Mnemonic means making annotations that remind you.
Speaking about mnemonic I saw this message.
Tor said:> Richard wrote:
>
>
> We are old. Debugging a 300.000 line monster, wasn't very practical on a
> VT100 terminal. Something like 24 lines of code on the screen... so a
> program listing was usually nearby.
>
One of the problems with old people is that they tend to live in the
past.
They will always start telling you their "war stories" to
impress in the naive youths how HARD were the old times.
Again and again, without ever paying attention to the bored look of the
people around them...
Who cares about the old times?
TO HELL WITH THE OLD TIMES!
I am too old to live in the past. That was something I could afford
only back then... I am younger now.
TO HELL WITH THE OLD TIMES!
There is no more time to waste looking back into what was
"back then", filling life with too much rubbish that
can be safely forgotten.
This group is looking like those old people groups,
where each one starts the never ending stories, always repeated,
"You remember back then?"
When the Unisys XXX and his padding bits, 36.688 bit word
existed?
Ahhh the PDP11 and the VT100 terminal... Those were the times my friend.
The problem with age is that you tend to be swallowed by your memories.
You loose the future, the curiosity, the opennes of wondering. You
become a prisoner of the past, you abhor change. C99 is way too new.
Let's go back to C89... Those were the times my friend!
TO HELL WITH THE OLD TIMES!