TLucretiusCarus's channel

@dvdvideo1234 - You better rotate those bits left once and add 11 and make that nibble fully loaded! Unless of course bits 0 and 3 do something funky.

@johnhjoker - Really? Sign here -> ____________

@adogbro321 - No shit, right?

@Ronf465 - That's so true but I think, more importantly, don't answer questions you don't know the answer to.

@joemac92 - Soon, we'll use our minds. ;) [Then we'd hear: "Don't think about changing that channel."]

The title is by no means misleading. A tutorial, much less the word itself, wasn't even used nor alluded to.

@Slowpode - Here's an assembly language version...

2000- AD 20 D0 48 A2 00 E8 A5

2008- C5 C9 00 F0 05 68 8D 20

2010- D0 60 8E 20 D0 E0 0F F0

2018- EB 4C

@skeeternew - That's just the funk kicking in. I say let it flow because funk should be experienced and not just merely listened to.

Ryder always has to get that last hit.

@kevenzz - ROFLMAO!

@guttorm123456789 - The default ">>>" prompt is a string. You can change it within most interpreters by doing the following:

import sys

newprompt = '-->' # put whatever you want here

sys.ps1 = newprompt

and that should work...

as far as the command-line arguments? The best advice I have for yo...

@FlameHue = ("Honest", "Brilliant");

$perl = "Convoluted" | "Writes kick-ass poetry...";

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@TorraKex - 2 ^ (10.965784284662087043610958288468) = 2000 ;)

@AparoidX - にぽんじんだよ！

@RollTide2009champs - Priceless!

@skrownieproductions - Have you ever given them?

@MrKartos1 - If you don't believe in a deity, that's fine but you don't have to call them morons.

@InkGraff - Does that mean "ice cream"?

@ProMan[...] - I can understand how one would complain about Windows. I mean, it was only designed to work on millions of different hardware configurations. Mac OS X doesn't even attempt to do this though I have seen a few working demonstrations on the PC with a lot more crippled attempts at an i...

There is more style to this man than I have in one finger. God bless you, Liberace! We miss you!

@Nil1314 - You can. Go to your "Control Panel" and select "Programs and Features". There is a menu to the right with an option saying "Turn Windows features on or off", click that and wait a moment... because it may take a moment. Scroll down to where it says "Telnet Client", make sure the check ...