As Though the Whole Planet Was One Giant Image Composed of Millions and Millions of Objects #
So, this is already all over the place, but there’s no way I’m off the bandwagon on this one. It’s a historical milestone, for sure. Geoff’s posted a full bigvid of Adam Keys’ one-man show at RejectConf.
He makes Captain Picard’s head bald by just using his hand. Very daring! I hope Pythonistas have as much fun making fun of us as we have whenst picking on them.
Nick
For the record, he had two performances, the one Geoff posted was the second one on Sunday during the normal proceedings. See Eric’s fragmented videos for the original, high-energy version.
aberant
my god!, it’s full of objects!!!
Robin
Is there a transcript available? I find it a bit hard to understand at times, maybe a native speaker can help? Anyway, the parts I understood were funny :)
therealadam
I’ve got some chunky bacon for the first person who can identify the infamous why hack embedded within the play. Hint: its in the first two minutes.
Go forth baconeers and find those hacks!
edbrannin
I assume you mean
<a href="http://www.google.com/codesearch?q=+doc:jtHyXOyN6vs+Proc.new+args+args.shift.__send__+self,+args+show:jtHyXOyN6vs:sFV7RFMqpv0:u8ooaiFAaUQ&sa=N&cd=1&ct=ri&cs_p=http://dev.rubyonrails.org/svn/rails/trunk&cs_f=activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/symbol.rb#a0">Symbol#to_proc</a>
?Then again, if there’s chunky bacon on the line, this seems a little too obvious. Did I miss something more deftly hidden?
edbrannin
...That is not how Preview rendered my @@-encrusted link.
Testing:
<a href="">link_to ""</a>
therealadam
Well done, edbrannin. You take home the bacon!
why
Symbol#to_proc isn’t my hack, I’m not sure if that’s what you meant. I saw it on PragDave’s blog just like everyone else. And I think he brought it over from Japan. It’s pretty awesome how it rolled off your tongue like that, though.
Sorry about the preview, edbrannin. It needs some work, yeah.
therealadam
Ahh, but the messenger is just as important as the message!