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Mar
23
Linux Swear Count
Linux kernel swear counts: Someone grepped out all the bad words in the Linux kernel source. If I’m reading the graph right, “crap” appears to be the clear winner, appearing about once every 130 lines of code in the 2.6 kernel.
Sadly, this method lacks the eloquence of the commenting in the stolen Windows code. Via Dave Zeigler.
What This Links To
MS Programmers: So Like Us
It turns out Microsoft's Windows programmers have to deal with the same crap as the rest of the world's programmers. Kuro5hin.org has put up a overview of the comments in the recently leaked Microsoft source code. (Some of the comments are not rated G. If you use a text-to-speech reader, cover…
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