Frustration

[soc_puppet]

I just spent a whole day trying to correct a tiny little mistake in a bunch of code. Order = Important >_<. So, I have a paper version of the (uncorrected) code that I will be adding to my stash of Frustrating Things.
My stash of Frustrating Things is just a few things that, if I feel really frustrated with the world in general, I can tear the sh1t out of. As of now it includes a VHS of the Cardcaptors dub that my Dad got at a garage sale for me because it was anime and cheap, my geometry textbook from ninth grade which I bought because they were getting rid of them anyway and it was only five bucks, and now the code. I have yet to actually be frustrated enough to tear into the Frustrating Things, but it may just be a matter of time. That, or I forget all about them when I'm frustrated.

Plus side of today: I finished writing part ten of Communications! Triumph, me! I'm currently debating whether or not to put an un-beta'd version up on friends view. And part eleven, which has been finished even longer than part ten has been. Because, well, I feel unproductive. And let's be honest, I want reviews. (<--- only reason I _am_ productive, practically ^^;)

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

We are moving toward an open-source world despite the efforts of the proprietary hogs Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.

Post the code!

[soc_puppet]

Okay, let me clarify this a bit.
It was for class work. A project out of a textbook. C++ and really, really simple. And by 'a day', I mean 'a class period'. Which is about an hour long. Teeny-tiny, itty-bitty project. Designed to average numbers and stuff. _It_ _was_ _nothing_--which is why it frustrated me to get something wrong for so long, but that's not the point. If you still want the code, fine, I'll post it, but it's really really pointless and really sorta crappy. Just so you know. (That said, kudos to you for fighting the good fight.)

[antistocracy.livejournal.com]

Suit yourself; I was really only funning you.

[soc_puppet]

#include < iostream.h >

int main()
{
cout << "Sorry, not too good at catching meanings behind things ^^;" << endl;
return 0;
}