And it took at least forty-two tries to get a giant anthropomorphically-personified squid (subclass sapiens, no less!) that lived in sand instead of water.
... well, according to my computers, of which there are in fact four, it really is your forty-second.
Also, I love you for using != as a word. Back when I used to do that more people kept getting confused, so I had to start typing out 'is not,' which is frankly a chore.
It's also much easier to explain complicated procedures with different possible outcomes using if statements, but I can't do that either unless it's just with the techs.
You were probably here before me, so I should introduce myself. Pae Greenley, resident cryptologist and also Kai's lackey when it comes to mainframe repairs.
More people should know at least basic code. Everything would be a hell of a lot simpler. (But then, I wouldn't really have a job in this world. Hmm.)
Well, nice to meet you, then. I'm Jamie, software engineer. (Ha! Code monkey.) General IT Tech right now, though. Are there still a lot of problems with the mainframe, then?
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Hello?
...I'd say the ultimate question is why the hell did this just work, but forty-two doesn't fit.
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Hiya! I'm Ren.
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Right. I'm Jamie. And not James.
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You're just in time to meet the squid.
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And it took at least forty-two tries to get a giant anthropomorphically-personified squid (subclass sapiens, no less!) that lived in sand instead of water.
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This week gets better and better. You must be at least the third stranded agent reporting in.
Apparently 42, in addition to the meaning of life, is your lucky number. You appear to have gotten through to us.
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Finally, yes. I really didn't expect it to work. First time I've bothered trying in a couple months.
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Status? Would you like to be recalled now?
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I-- don't know. I'm working for a department here at the moment -- might be a lot of questions if I disappear.
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Do I get a year's worth of backpay?
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Also, I love you for using != as a word. Back when I used to do that more people kept getting confused, so I had to start typing out 'is not,' which is frankly a chore.
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It really is. Using != gets rid of a lot of pesky grammar complications, too. It's great.
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You were probably here before me, so I should introduce myself. Pae Greenley, resident cryptologist and also Kai's lackey when it comes to mainframe repairs.
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Well, nice to meet you, then. I'm Jamie, software engineer. (Ha! Code monkey.) General IT Tech right now, though. Are there still a lot of problems with the mainframe, then?
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