Nobody having physical copies ?

> Printing your code and sticking it on the wall

So you are telling you don't have your projects printed as books? 🤔

@gitpush actually that would be really cool

@zacg and put them in public libraries which makes them open source 🤷🏼‍♂️

using sign language with a friend over a dial up connection to communicate the code

@feroza manually copying your code in cursives from the print.

For digital archive we have AWS snowball which is basically tape storage, it may sound odd but those techs haven't been completely replaced yet

I have the source code to Windows Vista tattooed on my body in comic sans, kinda like Michael Scofield in Prison Break.

Oh my god there's a whole fucking category for fucking memes is it SO damn hard to correctly categorize it?!?!

@Gaveuxifort

Some supercomputer complexes use tape storage as long term, high density storage.

@Skayo

I just like pressing big red buttons!

@Skayo I can't find any categories on the website, some people don't use the app.

@Skayo Some of us don't use smartphonez.

Haha meanwhile I remember my first part time job as a teenager, where I debugged/reviewed matrix-printed code, paper fed into an electric type writer with red lint, because computers weren't so much personal as they were expensive shared company assets. If I did code reviews on an actual screen, the company wouldn't be able to process invoices at the same time 😂

@Gregozor2121

I know, research data archive, you want it? take a truck of tapes

@feroza on Halloween to scare other devs

Creating patches or merging changes would be pita with a hardcopy code version..

<@deadlyRants> <@TheBinaryWizard>
Uhm... It's right there?

@Skayo

Press the big red one!!!

Where is @irene with the joke/meme comment?