These programmers actually take the time to printout old source code and then bury it on a hill. They must have been seriously bored to think of something like this..
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Programmers Hold Funerals for Old Code
Wed Nov 3, 7:29 AM ET
DAYTON, Ohio – Among the tiny graves on Blocker Hill, the wind echoes with the tortured cries of computer programmers. Beneath the eight grave markers, and perhaps in a rumored unmarked grave nearby, lie reams of paper printouts of code for software that has left this mortal operating system.
The cemetery is a quirky tradition among the programmers at LexisNexis, which provides online legal and business information. Rather than simply delete programs that are retired or replaced, they print them out for a proper send-off not always with fond regards.
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