Today was superb. Got to slam my head into the desk battling the great dark magic of WSDL. Without further ado, enjoy:
Not a tech crossover, but still, the most epic quote of my weekend:
I see you made it home ok last night. Is everything alright? - Thanks ma
That's what I love about these web services; I keep changing code, they stay the same version
It's like medieval medicine...Drain the bad humors!!! - In reference to the early days of distributed systems
I see garbage collected objects. - thanks Phil
...the Spring had been sprung
Don't smite me, but given that you have declared JAXB as a universal standard, and the auto generated code has put fields at the top, so isn't this a contradiction in the gospel?
...For I am an angry Garth
Dave: *sneeze*
Garth stops what he's doing: "hold on one sec" *walks over to Dave* "Bless you"
Microsoft == the Borg
try {
func();
}
catch IOException with {
return "DON'T CROSS THE STREAMS";
};
When someone asks you if you're a god, YOU SAY YES! - thanks Dave
Garth: How many web services do they have in there?
Me: I think somewhere over 9000
Phil: *facepalm*
The one question one must ask is: "Is the WS-* fully operational?"
"I'm going to show you something useful in this course..." - The Gospel as spoken by Garth
Codey Monkey: Very well. I have a third question. A sensible question. A question that will tax your new I.Q. to its very limits and stretch the sinews of you knowledge to bursting point.
Holly: This is going to be about Java, isn't it?
Codey Monkey: Certainly not. And I resent the implication that I'm a one-dimensional, code-obsessed eclipse-esque IDE.
Holly: I apologize, monkey. What's the question?
Codey Monkey: The question is this: Given that Garth is infinite, and that the universe is also infinite... would you like to deploy a WSDL?
I can show you WSDL, voodoo and black magic evil - imagine it to the tune of "I can show you the world"
Hope you enjoyed those, it is now time for me to see how well Diablo 2 plays on Windows 7. Good night Internet.
Monday, September 14, 2009
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