I actually had to type 0xFFFFUL in a piece of code I just wrote.

This is exactly why ladies stay away from Computer Science, and young geeks can’t get a date.

2 Comments »

  1. Hmmm… you’ve put all of us ‘ladies’ in the same room and painted us the same color. How boring. Perhaps you were dateless when younger but you appear to have found someone who is willing to spend some time with you now, nerd or not. I married a nerd because hey – face it – nerds just work a little bit harder than everyone else.

    Comment by Janet Clarey — 29/8/2007 @ 10:53

  2. I am impressed. I thought the only pretty blonde who visited my blog was my wife!

    ;-)

    Comment by Daniel Lemire — 29/8/2007 @ 14:40

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