#include <stdio.h> #include <unistd.h> #define LEN 15 int print(i,j) { for (; i < LEN; ++i) printf(" "); puts("a"); usleep(50000); return 0; } int main(void) { int i, j; for(;;) { for (j = 0; j < LEN; print(i), ++j) i = j; for (j = 0; j < LEN; print(i), ++j) i = LEN-1-j; } return 0; }
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At first I tried to make it be the SICP snake, with the head going down, but it was too hard for me.
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Anonymous2015-05-05 19:39
>>39 I've seen implicit quoting way before I came to imageboards, newfag. Also it's no more of a meme than BBCodes or putting dots at ends of sentences.
>>44 He's quoting >>40, dumbfuck. You are most likely one of those "back to jp with your meme" idiots. Guess what, you're the one mindlessly using it as a meme instead of actually wondering why someone's abusing the quote function.
Don't you have some threads to sage downvote on /lounge/? Make it with epic >/g/reentext so your /b/ros at the imageboards can appreciate your classy usage of memes and give you anonymous Internet love.
I know you're mad because mean people have asked you the same. Try not to abuse the quote function and it won't happen again! Easy, right? What are you waiting for? Start using quotes properly! :)
>>70 Hey /g/-friend, here's a tip. We're not actually against quoting anything that wasn't exactly there, or memes or anything like that; we're just against you and your shitty greentext and other idiot memes. It doesn't matter how much you spam,, no one is going to start appreciating your bullshit or treating your posts with anything other than contempt.
>>71 I am against quoting anything that wasn't exactly there, or memes or anything like that. The quoting function has been this way for decades. Go get a new and different function for your trendy news maymays. Hashtags are an example that I don't loathe because people didn't change its use from existing syntax - instead they took an unused symbol in computing and gave it a meaning.