The Rebel Programmers Society was created several years ago by individualistic coders who refused to comply to the fascist “guidelines” of computer programming.\u00a0 This small band of strong-willed fugitives created an underground society, where programs could go undocumented without fear of reprisal, where variable names such as “slopmomma” and “yellowhat” were commonplace.<\/p>\n
Has the membership of this cult swelled to thousands of members?\u00a0 Er, of course.\u00a0 Are there RPS personnel in key political positions all over the Earth? Uh, Sure.\u00a0 Has the RPS toppled governments and thrown entire nations into economic collapse?\u00a0 Whatever you say.\u00a0 Does the Rebel Programmer Society have nuclear capabilities?\u00a0 Hey, quit asking me all these stupid questions! What do I look like, an encyclopedia??\u00a0 I have a life too, ya know!\u00a0 I got better things to do than sit here and go on and on about how bloody powerful the RPS has become.\u00a0 For crying out loud, just leave me alone.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Rebel Programmers Society was created several years ago by individualistic coders who refused to comply to the fascist “guidelines” of computer programming.\u00a0 This small band of strong-willed fugitives created an underground society, where programs could go undocumented without fear of reprisal, where variable names such as “slopmomma” and “yellowhat” were commonplace. Has the membership … <\/p>\n