Not That Funny

Posted: July 15, 2009 by mpdehaan in linux

I found an old internal blog post (May 2006) from back before I really posted things here. Might as well share it. It was based on a challenge to see if it was possible to write Software Developer Redneck jokes. I don’t think it’s that funny, but I enjoy seeing my state of mind at various points in time.

Here goes:

If you think Diamond Inheritance could get you rich, you might be a Software Developer Redneck…

If you were asked to implement a Car subclass of Vehicle for your Intro to Object Oriented Programming class, and it could only turn left, you might be a Software Developer Redneck…

If “yonder concrete factery” seems like a good Design Pattern name, you might be a Software Developer Redneck…

If you refactor your codebase and find an rec-descent parser, you might be a Software Developer Redneck… (ok, that didn’t make sense)

If you thought Ruby’s block support would work well under your Camaro, you might be a Software Developer Redneck…

If you think segmentation faults and build breakages can be forgiven each Sunday, you might be a Software Developer Redneck…

If Duck-Typing means “in season” or “out of season”, you might be a Software Developer Redneck.

If you declare all of your variables of type doublewide, you might be a Software Developer Redneck…

If you have customized popt to accept “yup” and “reckon”, you might be a Software Developer Redneck.

If your idea of application security is ROT13 and a double barrelled shotgun, you might be a Software Developer Redneck.

(Thank you, I’ll be here all week.)

Comments
  1. “If you were asked to implement a Car subclass of Vehicle for your Intro to Object Oriented Programming class, and it could only turn left, you might be a Software Developer Redneck…”

    This one made me lol :-D .

  2. Chris Church says:

    As far as redneck jokes go, they’re pretty good. I liked the one about block support.

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