Q: How is HTML produced in your organization?
A: Our people edit HTML with a Cummins turbodiesel engine which generates 500 ft/lbs of torque, connected to a purpose-built compressor that reduces wood pulp to an iron-hard substance that is then fired in chunks by a chain gun at 1900 rounds per second and 5000 feet per second muzzle velocity directly at the sun.
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We use an Atari 2600 running vi
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lol
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That’s quite a modern improvement on the million-monkey operational principle.
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Honestly? People cut & paste marginally appropriate chunks from existing pages into various text editors without having much of an idea what any of it does. Then when things fail to work properly they go and find someone who speaks Intarweb to fix it for them.
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I gotta get me one of those things.
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stupid cummins.
funny. but the turbo-diesel-wood chipper-chain gun has been replaced by the Onan(tm) power-gen solar run sherpa monkeys.
-j
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RCS
You forgot to mention the revision control system: at any time, the sun can be reverted to its previous state.
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we have a bunch of chickens, see, and we throw them crumbs of bread on the keys we want them to hit, and then they jump on the keyboard after the bread and that types in the html.
we used to use canaries (because they were cheaper – they eat less bread), but they were too light on the keyboard and couldn’t press the keys down.
this saves our ceo big buxx because the chickens will work for bread money. also they don’t ask for better pcs that have more than 128MB RAM.
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what about the pidgeons who run google? I hear thats a good median type pecker.
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ultimately the janitors decided that chicken shit is less bad than pigeon shit.
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