Technology jokes: IT people answer the question 'How were you born?'
Mom and dad browse the web on a bed together. Dad connected with mom. Dad uploads data from a USB stick to his mother.
One day, the boy asked his father:
- Dad! How was I born, father?
The father is an information technology engineer who is surfing the web and immediately responds to the gentleman:
- Mom and Dad browse the web on a bed together. Dad connected with mom. Dad uploads data from a USB stick to his mother. After downloading all, I was surprised to notice that I forgot to install some virus scanning programs, while Dad also did not install the Firewall.
- Then how is it, Dad?
- Both parents tried to erase the data, even formatted the hard drive again, but failed. So after 9 months and 10 days, you were born.
Handsome, rich, faithful, married
There are female programmers writing a small program. She gives the following parameters:
Handsome = 1.
Bad boy = -1.
Loyalty = 2.
Amorous = -2.
Poverty = 3.
Rich = -3.
Married = 0.
And get the following result:
Handsome + faithful = Poor.
Loyalty + rich = Bad boys.
Poor + ugly = Faithful.
Handsome + rich = Amorous.
Handsome + faithful + rich = Married.
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