Quiz
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Category: Quiz
What is this?
Everything that is blacked out is the same term or its acronym (except the one to your top right).
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Whose logo is (1), and how does it connect to (2)?
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Quoting Thejas VR
Identify.
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Lua
OK folks, multiple questions per day from now on till we try and catch up again.
Question - Who imitating who doing what?
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Quoting Rahulk
Guest question from Manish Achuth %gqh%

In the wake of all the SOPA/PIPA (yeno papa) talk going around, this does seem fairly relevant :)
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Ok, I’ll level with you - we’re desperately in need of guest questions :| Send in anything you’ve got! [email protected]
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What are these? Or rather, more importantly, how did we get these?
[audio:http://www.boiledbeans.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/bd3aeaf14e8485828337dfe75c498b69.mid] (link)
[audio:http://www.boiledbeans.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/13a1be29dce845c3e45a72da10930558.mid] (link)
[audio:http://www.boiledbeans.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/26e57cfc37fcc87ecf07009b79d7e50b.mid] (link)
Here’s a clue:
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Veery borderline geeky. What special achievement connects:
This is, sadly, not an exhaustive list at all. There are many more.
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(1) was the first and, believe it or not, the paper it was published in was rejected! The technique did take hold though and grew to become very popular. (2) was the first of a body part.
What technique?
The technique goes by multiple names - we’ll be liberal with the points.
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A relatively recent rumour about the 4 things below was “created” by a very popular book. What’s the rumour?
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(1) is to (2) as (3) is to what?
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Kernighan and Plauger (3) created the book “Elements of Programming style” - with a theme similar to the famous book “The Elements of Style” by Strunk and White.