Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for January 04, 2025

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    Zykoic  3 months ago

    Python, such a nice language.

    Eric is my IDE.

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    The Duke  3 months ago

    That does not compute.

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    MY DOG IS MY CO PILOT  3 months ago

    That is not the only thing named after something to with Monty Python. The term “spam” for unwanted emails comes from a sketch on the TV show Monty Python’s Flying Circus: A sketch in one of the episodes featured Vikings who passionately chant about Spam, the brand name for canned, processed meat.

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    Huckleberry Hiroshima Premium Member 3 months ago

    Yay. I’ve been waiting.

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    NoNameOntheBullet Premium Member 3 months ago

    Stupid! Apple doesn’t have to jeopardize 1 million dollars; hackers will hack just for the sheer challenge. And as a real evildoer, would any self-respecting hacker expose themselves for a mere monetary reward?

    “They might, rabbit, they might!” copyright Warner Bros. Cartoons

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    oakie9531  3 months ago

    why not Benny Hill?

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    rbullfogg  3 months ago

    Make sure you apple phone people get your class action settlement of $20, for Siri listening in on all your conversations.

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    hk Premium Member 3 months ago

    iPhone vintage? Since when is junk considered vintage? iPhones are only used by 29% of the population because they are worthless, overpriced, junk.

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    Teto85 Premium Member 3 months ago

    “Vintage” to Apple means “We no longer support this item in any way. If you want supported product, buy a new one.”

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    Andrew Bosch Premium Member 3 months ago

    Castaño should have used the Monty Python foot in that computer monitor.

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    Bilan  3 months ago

    Most tech companies classify their products as Obsolete after just a few years. Using the term Vintage is just a new twist.

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    mindjob  3 months ago

    Somewhere, snakes are depressed that they have gone unnoticed once again

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    olds_cool63  3 months ago

    ….and what a great programming language it was….back in the day!

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