I found this image somewhere, added my own little "wtf", and as a warning to other unfortunate souls, put it in every document associated with projects that ... well, truly deserve it.

Help yourself if you think it's worthy.

P.S. forgive the lame site - just needed someplace to post the image...

Mug and lock.  

snoofle:

P.S. forgive the lame site - just needed someplace to post the image...

Invalid use the of the Mug.  The Mug is for things that aren't really WTFs being presented as such.  This is just an imagine snoofie made and he even admitted it was "sort of lame".   Personally, I think it's a fine visual representation of how I've felt on a few projects.

Also, stop with the post locking.  It was cool when we did it but now that other people are doing it it can longer be cool and has now become lame. 

snoofle:

Didn't know about imageshack

And we have WTF right now, right here :-)

Now someone will say that he doesn't know what google is :-)

DarkAngl:

snoofle:

Didn't know about imageshack

And we have WTF right now, right here :-)

Now someone will say that he doesn't know what google is :-)

DarkAngl:

snoofle:

Didn't know about imageshack

And we have WTF right now, right here :-)

Now someone will say that he doesn't know what google is :-)

how do host image on google? plz send codes 

morbiuswilters:

Invalid use the of the Mug.  The Mug is for things that aren't really WTFs being presented as such.  This is just an imagine snoofie made and he even admitted it was "sort of lame".   Personally, I think it's a fine visual representation of how I've felt on a few projects.

 

Also, stop with the post locking.  It was cool when we did it but now that other people are doing it it can longer be cool and has now become lame. 

I'm not so sure, I click on "Sidebar WTF" with the expectation of reading a WTF. Posting here (on the "Sidebar WTF" board) alone is sufficient to present itself as such, in my opinion.

AccessGuru:

how do host image on google? plz send codes 

1) Go to http://pages.google.com/

2) Log in using your google account

3) Click "Upload" in the right-hand file list

4) Click "Browse..." and select the image file on your local computer

5) Wait a few seconds while the image is transferred

6) Click the newly added link in the file list to view the image or copy the URL

Alternative method:

1) Sign up for picasa and use that.. never have, so I can't help you beyond that.

Alternative method #2:

1) Host the image as the OP did

2) Have google index your site

3) Wait for the image to show up on google image search

4) Link thumbnail image

Alternative method #3:

1) Sign up for google blogger

2) Upload image as part of a new blog post.. again, haven't done this myself 

Alternative method #4:

1) Sign up for google orkut ....

Alternative method #5:

1) Sign up for google documents

2) Create presentation / document

3) Insert image

4) Share presentation 

Alternative method #6: 

1) Convert image to AVI

2) Upload AVI to google video

Alternative method #7:

1) Print image at resolution of 1m/pixe

2) Lay out image on open space, such as roof top, parking lot, field

3) Wait for sattelite image to be taken, purchased by google, inserted into google maps

4) View using google earth / maps.

Any more? It's really not hard. I'm shocked that you'd eve need to ask.         

Nandurius:

Alternative method #7:

1) Print image at resolution of 1m/pixe

2) Lay out image on open space, such as roof top, parking lot, field

3) Wait for sattelite image to be taken, purchased by google, inserted into google maps

4) View using google earth / maps.

Nandurius:

Alternative method #6: 

1) Convert image to AVI

2) Upload AVI to google video

Nandurius:

Any more? It's really not hard. I'm shocked that you'd eve need to ask.         

ok. i need your help with few more questions; my hw is due tommorow

what is j2ee api?

how to write helloworld.cs programming?

what is webforms? 

name four protocol for secure transport.

thx. plz hurry 

 telnet is secure. because it uses port 23. SSH uses port 22, so it uses symmetrically encryption, which means anyone with your key can decrypt it and hax you. telnet uses an asymmetric port, which is harder to break the encryption.

m0ffx:

 telnet is secure. because it uses port 23. SSH uses port 22, so it uses symmetrically encryption, which means anyone with your key can decrypt it and hax you. telnet uses an asymmetric port, which is harder to break the encryption.

Spectre:

.Net.Cat is the only secure.

PSWorx:

Spectre:

.Net.Cat is the only secure.

You need to know the correct usage though. Which is of course "nc psworx.com 1234 | cmd".

hunter2 you insensitive clod!!!