Seeks and destroys sea-bound CodeMonkeys... http://i.imgur.com/fDhfx.jpg
--Cpt. Vince Foster 2nd Cannon Place Fort Marcy Park, VA
P.S. I'm bored
We all know that code monkeys are responsible for billions of dollars of loss from badly working software - why not let the enemy keep his code monkeys, to make sure that new bugs are produced at the maximum possible rate...
Looks a little like a Python - 4. Exciting captain, very cool indeed !
"P.S. I'm bored"
OMG ... Yet another non-Keil related post.
Unrelated? That does to some part depend on the tools and processors used - maybe there is a C51 involved somewhere. Or maybe the captain is suggesting an alternative bug squatter.
How is this weapon called, captain?
It looks so small for something targeting ships.
Looks more like a short/medium range AAM or maybe something hunting radiating targets like a HARM or Shrike.
to destroy sea-bound CodeMonkeys you do not need to destry the entire ship if the targeting is precise enough :)
Erik
Might be enough to drop smart munitions like suitably "enhanced" Coca Cola or Jolt Cola, and have the code monkeys drop like flies.
Are we supposed to be impressed?
Exactly. What is this? Self-esteem session?
Impressed? I think the terms used to describe receipt were "shock" and "awe".
Receipt?
Maybe also "dang it!", or "Doh!", or "hold my calls", or "someone just gave me a new coy pond. I must get some coy".
Substitute "koi" for "coy" to suit your locale if you still have one.
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Keil manuals were on my mind during the conception of the project.
Yes, another non-non-non Keil 'boring' thing.
It is called "BOA"
Yes, it does have "microprocessors" and "microcontrollers" and "DSPs" and "FPGAs" in it. It also uses something called "C" and "Assembly" and "VHDL."
And yes, it is 'impressive' since it rivals Sidewinder AIM9_. Oh, and it even has a blinking LED. (Once I got the LED blinking it was down-hill from there: I'm sure you guys know that though).
Ooops, I forgot to mention I was having a self-esteam problem on Friday. Fragile ego you know.