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Re: Programming jokes
We used a USB chicklet ($150) this year with our Xbox 360 controller, which as some of you may know takes up to a 9V DC input (the chicklet, I mean). We got it out one day and were looking through the manual when one of the newbies took it upon himself to power it up. Luckily I stopped him, with half an inch to spare, from plugging it into a 24V DC power supply he found laying around.
In our code this year, one of the students had written to functions for testing/prototype purposes, and named them "ROFLMAO" and "ROFLMAO2"....but we then ended up using them in the final code.
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Team 1261 - Motorola/Cognex/EMD Software & Peachtree Ridge High School
- 2005 Peachtree Regional Champions (Thanks 281 and 801)
- 2006 Peachtree Regional Champions (Thanks 1414 and 1057)
- 2006 Peachtree Regional Delphi "Driving Tomorrow's Technology" Award
- 2006 Peachtree Regional Underwriters Laboratories Safety Award
- 2007 Peachtree Regional Innovation In Control Award (Guitar Hero controller  )
- 2007 Peachtree Regional Semi-Finalists (Thanks 1746 and 1057)
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