Yes yes, please do. I was about to go to sleep anyway.Ha ha ha. I wasn't that type of engineer. I wrote the programs that allowed programmers to write programs!
If you want me to describe in detail what that means I will

Ha ha ha. I wasn't that type of engineer. I wrote the programs that allowed programmers to write programs!
If you want me to describe in detail what that means I will

... I'll give you all the function calls for you to do your job.


No wonder it's the most unreliable operating system ever created.And by the way. Every single computer on the face of this earth running Windows has 5 lines of code I wrote in there!

No wonder it's the most unreliable operating system ever created.![]()
My code only runs if your a FedEx, UPS or anyone else that uses a handheld bar code scanner that transmits it's data through a [sleeper] cell network. The code I wrote looks at the PCI interrupt number then jumps to my other code to do the transaction.


Too late.....a nobody already didAnd don't no one like Ducks post above.

Maybe something near where you were parked in Bloomington was screwing with the radio waves?How can I be in Bloomington, IL and only get 2 stations on TV. Now I'm in bum F*** Iowa in the middle of nowhere getting 30+ stations!

Take Tazz off your ignore list. I mean, I'd put him on ignore, but I'm suppose'ta keep the peace around here..What I'm seeing is the OP is @Injun and the pic...
@TazzUPDATE: Victim identified in U.S. 231 crash
A Flat Creek man died this morning when his pickup truck ran under the trailer portion of a tractor-trailer on U.S. 231 near the Shelbyville airport Monday morning.
Phillip C. Matthews, 40, of Old Flat Creek Road died at the scene, said a report filed by State Trooper Christopher Judd.
The tractor-trailer, driven by Steven Allen Sanderson, 25, of Hopkins, South Carolina, was taking up all four lanes plus the middle turning lane when Matthews' pickup truck collided with the trailer about 6:30 a.m.
This is heading into the Shelbyville HVDC.