Shaka, when the walls fell.

Like when you boot pintos and it’s suddenly “WPintos” because you are scribbling on memory somewhere or when you are halfway through a test case and the console just starts printing out H’s and it makes no senHHHHHHHHHH. Still my favorite is that time when sema_down was being called twice because of the thing that happened the other thing and yes it was really as clear as that afterwards. But enough is enough after a point and we really ought to rest thankful at this deleteful hour of dungflies dawning that we have even a scrap of memory after emacs has been constantly swapping for 16 hours because of that bastard on my machine (I’m in a serious relationship with myth21, but don’t tell Joanna) who is using matlab to compute the result of two galaxies slamming into each other at such speeds that cause my computer to shoot out hybrid proton-electron beams at me and blind my eyes so that I can’t drive my pintos like those wayward stars. They also explode. When did the walls fall? gcc optimizes them away unless you use barrier(); but like many things this leads to intermisunderstanding because no one can tell me why this would ever be a good idea. Who is Shaka? He’s not from Joyce. If you are confused, then you know.