Adapted from Sir Rowel Atienza
The author claims no warranty with this program. Or even association.
You're on your own now.
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Grab the two files (Makefile, etiquette.c) from the server and store it to a temporary location.
a. Manually
1. Click 'etiquette.c' above 2. Click 'Raw' 3. Save it as 'etiquette.c' to a temporary folder 4. Repeat steps 1-3 with 'Makefile' (optional)
b. Through git
mkdir ~/etiquette cd ~/etiquette git clone https://github.com/TheCharlesJosh/EEE11-Etiquette.git .
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Build the application.
a. Default:
make
b. If you don't like Makefiles:
gcc etiquette.c -o etiquette
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Run it.
./etiquette
In order to cushion the recursion (sick linez bro, drops mic), running the program as is will trigger Safe Mode. This will limit the recursion up to 333 times. To override this setting, run it with the argument --hardcore
, like so:
./etiquette --hardcore
When you have the message fully internalized, press Ctrl
then C
.
- It stopped.
Run it as
./etiquette --hardcore
. You're welcome.
- It never stops.
Ctrl
thenC
.
- PLEASE MAKE IT STOP THIS IS A BRAND NEW LAPTOP HUHUHUHUHU
Ctrl
thenC
.
- I CAN'T FIND THE "THEN" KEY HUHUHUHUH
Hehe. Nice try.
- NO REALLY IT CAN'T BE STOPPED HUHUHUHU
Force shutdown. Or unplug power supply.
- IT RUNS AGAIN WHEN I LOG IN HUHUHUHUHU
Sorry to break it to you, but you have been pranked. Hard. (hehe get it because hardcore mode ok)
- WILL THIS DESTROY MY COMPUTER HUHUHUHU
As long as the code is unchanged, no. I checked, twice.
- GENDER EQUALITY!!!!!
Yes. Although we have to make a faithful adaptation. So yeah, just input what you wish to be identified as.