LMAOIf you pay attention to pylogix packets using wireshark, you will realize you are being rick-rolled.
LMAOIf you pay attention to pylogix packets using wireshark, you will realize you are being rick-rolled.
I always try to make the next guy laugh.
I once put a BSOD image in a PanelView Plus application. When you delete a recipe that would show full screen for 5 or so seconds. I forgot about it. It was funny until someone found it at a trade show.
I went back into the drawings and zoomed in and he had put “Packers” on the hats and where he could fit it “Bears still suck” on the shirts. It was a great laugh.
I concur. I am carrying the "G" on my head today.
Yeah a lot of my more colorful comments usually involve blame and the stupidity of the previous author for having to Hack around something. Usually say something likesometimes i left comments like
If you've made it this far, I'm sure you'll understand that I have to find you and dispose of you now.
or when a manager comes up with a nonsensical edit I leave comments like
fondly remembering a working machine and code that died in a tragic accident with *manager's name*
THIS IS A ****ING HACK, Don't blame me, blame *insert name here*, For writing this spaghetti code, and blame *insert manager name here* for letting him do it, and also blame them for not giving me the time to rewrite it all.
oh, i got in trouble for being clever once.
I had a panelview plus with a big multi-state text indicator that essentially functioned as a help window: Depending on the fault or condition, a large block of text would show up.
These also have an error condition: If the display value doesn't match one of the state values, or if there's a comms error, it shows the error state text.
Instead of leaving it blank, i wrote out the text of lewis carroll's nonsense poem, jabberwocky. Hey, you memorize something in 6th grade, it's not going away.
Until one day the ethernet switch in the system failed, and the hmi was filled with asterisks and wireframes. The only thing that showed anything but a blank was the poem.
The customer panicked, concluding that a jabberwocky virus had infected the panelview. They isolated the whole production line and called their it incident group.
There is in fact a virus with that name; it's literally a 812-byte visual basic script from 1992 with just one line of text and a shout-out to a british virus researcher.
By this time i had long forgotten about what i'd left in the panelview, and the messages of alarm from the customer were unclear. I went onsite and got thoroughly chewed out by their it and production managers, and my protestations that they should be more conversant with modern english poetry were unconvincing.
Humor in comments sure, HMI messages or other stuff sure. I make some really colorful comments some times.
Humor in tag names and descriptions??? No!!! No cleaver nick names or inside jokes, just name the damn thing what it actually is. Other wise the only one that thinks you are funny is you. And the guy after wants to hunt you down and use a hammer on your skull....
You struck a nerve