spo0nman writes "The PythonOnPlanes release team has just published PythonOnPlanes-1.3.07 aka. 'the SuperSunday' release. For those in the know PythonOnPlanes is a rapid development framework for Python which uses commonly known design patterns like ActiveRecord, Association DataMapping, Front Controller and MVC. Our primary goal is to provide a structured framework that enables Python users at all levels to rapidly develop robust web applications, without any loss to flexibility.'Major highlights in the release include Active Scrum Manager 1, Sanity Preserver 3.13 and Lart 22.21. This is also the first release with the *PythonOnPlanes Live CD Installer* officially debuting on the x86 platform.'"
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After however times they've done this, the only way they could pull an april fools joke is by tricking people by not putting up any fake stories. Instead, post stories that sound fake but really aren't.
Or... post serious stories, but have all the links go to the wrong articles. Maybe have them all go to the same site, so that it gets slashdotted extra severely.
Maybe the rest of them aren't but this one's pretty subtle (so subtle that it doesn't yet have april fools tags), and clever. I, for one, am going to be upgrading my web space workflow with the Synergy 2.0a plugin. What snakes are on YOUR plane?
It's not that subtle but it's still plausible (except for the time between the movie and the claim that a completed project is available), Python is named after Monty Python and naming a Python project "Python on Planes" is not that unthinkable (I've seen sillier names for opensource projects) though it may be a bit silly since "on Planes" doesn't exactly sound like a rapid prototyping tool. The other tool names are just as plausible. Hell, Python comes with a module called pickle and an IDE named IDLE. Exa
I mean... gah! I know it's April fools (actually, it's been and gone in Australia), but my god how many piss poor jokes can one website take?
I come to Slashdot to enjoy some geeky news and stories of interest, not be bombarded with poor joke after poor joke, all of which are retreads of the same poor jokes we've had year after damn year.
One or two of the better ones would have been fine, then perhaps a post linking to all the rest of them at once. Separate posts for each one is a little over the top.
The best-sounding April Fools story all day was from Ars Technica, about EMI announcing they will be ditching DRM. I thought that was rather well executed. Of course, it turned out to be true:x
This has been about the worst April Fools Day ever. Partly because its Sunday, but the jokes on Slashdot and Google this year are about the most unfunny, unprankable ones ever.
Yes, this year did suck. A bunch of boring stories that weren't half way credible, along with a digg-like slashdottit counter... But honestly, I really do miss the ponies. Say, is there some extension or clever css hack to bring the ponies back? (and, yes I would actually browse like that everyday! seriously!) Is the only way writing a greasemonkey script to replace images and css by hand? Because my javascript-fu isn't exactly great... Any other ways? Hell, I would PAY for a webite that could proxy slashdot
The ponies joke was the ONLY funny one ever done on slashdot.
It was over the top and hilarious, the rest of these jokes are just idiotic. I wish the editors would stop living as 14 year olds and realize the are not funny.
The only really good holiday in real life is Halloween. Also the ones where you eat with your family at their expense. Also the one where they blow shit up.
I'm not the only person who keeps adding a "g" after "python":O
Does anyone have any idea why I do this though? I am suspecting something to do with keyboard layout... Or maybe it's freudian, and I'm just thinking of thongs:-/
Shoot, we had to make do with Fortran on Feet. And we had to hand carry our Holloriths, too. Seventeen flights of stairs from the punchcard stations to the cardreader, through waist deep snow, and uphill both ways.
Hee, hee... I remember when Crazy Dave started saving all the chad from the bitbuckets of the cardpunch machines. After about a month he had this huge bag of microconfetti, and one afternoon when the Admin had his back to us (rethreading the backup highspeed tape machin
Just what Slashdot needs: redundant "Snakes on a Plane" jokes.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for the 100+ Snakes on a Plane jokes that follow this post
It's not redundant - it makes a reference to Snakes on a Plane, but also to Ruby on Rails. Yeah, I know this has been mentioned earlier in the discussion, so I suppose that makes this post redundant.
What I really like about slashdot is that every year they manage to sneak in one subtle, carefully crafted April's Fool joke amid all of the reagular stories. Their prank blends in very well almost unnoticable, unless for the the prepared or critical reader. If you're not alert, you're made to believe something totally outrageous. Subtlety, careful avoidance to reference the actual date, and not ruining the joke by overdoing it: that is the real April Fool's spirit! I thank slashdot for honoring this tradation.
What I really like about slashdot is that every year someone manages to sneak one subtle and ironic comment into a discussion, and get moderated insightful.
I'm Samuel L Jackson, and I want to take a moment to tell you about a film that's near and dear to my heart, SNAKES ON A PLANE! SNAKES ON A PLANE just might be the BEST film ever made! Grab yo homegirl, stop combin' that FUNKY HAIRDO, and GO SEE SNAKES ON A PLANE!!!
What the flying hell is that "Slashdottit!" box doing next to the articles. It doesn't display correctly in Safari (unless you like the left letters missing in a paragraph), and it's spelled Slashdot Tit....Slashdot.... Tit....
Whomever is to blame for this... tie him up and make him squeal like a pig. In either case, can someone tell me how to diable it? Thanks...
It's no where near as much fun when you know just about everything put out in all the media is a joke. It kind of sucks when you aren't in the mood for it. I kind of love the holiday. But the point is to actually fool some people. It's not going to happen when everything that comes out is BS.
mod me something ironic, for no apparent reason, and now back to the gibberish.
Shooklemonk irk nret gooragot, meej tafgh hankmene. theywilg fargetyunkas, meklik, gob.
But before we panic and look at the bandwidth bills, let me congratulate the perverted genius of Mr spo0nman [livejournal.com] (and KingDiamond [puneruby.com], indirectly).
All in all, I think Yahoo! deserves the most credit for boring the hell out of us "cheap indian labour" to make things like
this worth our time;)
While SQL on Rails was posted last year, it did this concept so much better. Python on Planes is ugly and wasn't taken far enough to be truly funny. Quite simply, SOR kicked POP's ass.
I believed this one completely. I even tried the Web site and wondered how fucked up a Web framework project could be when none of the links - supposedly on a Web site built using their own product - worked! Shows you how much confidence I have in most of these projects...
Why not?
It was completely plausible that some OSS clowns would name their project after a braindead movie!
Yeah! And they should change the main color... maybe to a lightish red... Also maybe something to do with something that sounds like pennies... say... ponies...
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Or... post serious stories, but have all the links go to the wrong articles. Maybe have them all go to the same site, so that it gets slashdotted extra severely.
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When were they funny? (Score:2, Insightful)
I mean... gah! I know it's April fools (actually, it's been and gone in Australia), but my god how many piss poor jokes can one website take?
I come to Slashdot to enjoy some geeky news and stories of interest, not be bombarded with poor joke after poor joke, all of which are retreads of the same poor jokes we've had year after damn year.
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Not this year. (Score:2)
Yawn...ZZzzzzz
Ponies? Really? (Score:1, Insightful)
But honestly, I really do miss the ponies. Say, is there some extension or clever css hack to bring the ponies back? (and, yes I would actually browse like that everyday! seriously!) Is the only way writing a greasemonkey script to replace images and css by hand? Because my javascript-fu isn't exactly great... Any other ways? Hell, I would PAY for a webite that could proxy slashdot
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It was over the top and hilarious, the rest of these jokes are just idiotic. I wish the editors would stop living as 14 year olds and realize the are not funny.
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Read your slashdot the way it was meant to be read, in PINK!!! OMG Ponies! [mozilla.org]
I think it does some other slashdot related bits and pieces but hey, it's nothing more important than omgponies!
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You've got 364 days of that. Not enough?
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Also the ones where you eat with your family at their expense.
Also the one where they blow shit up.
This is (was) Halloween for the internet.
I love them both.
Get to FbU3CtKa.OcFoFm
Cheers.
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MOD PARENT INTERESTING (Score:3, Interesting)
MOD PARENT UNDERRATED (Score:1)
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Oh, and sorry, I won't call you Shirley again, I know you hate that.
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In Soviet Russia... (Score:2)
Pythongs on planes (Score:5, Funny)
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I'm not the only person who keeps adding a "g" after "python" :O
Does anyone have any idea why I do this though? I am suspecting something to do with keyboard layout... Or maybe it's freudian, and I'm just thinking of thongs :-/
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Bah! Python (Score:5, Funny)
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So you're one of the guys who makes the PHP code that looks like somebody was just caressing the keyboard...
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So you're one of the guys who makes the PHP code that looks like somebody was just caressing the keyboard...
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VHDL on Viagra!
It has to be a hardware language of course
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Shouldn't that be PHP on PCP?
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Shouldn't that be PHP on PCP?
I Don't Blame You (Score:2)
I don't blame you. PHP can be quite dangerous.
Sonney, in my day (Score:5, Funny)
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You had Cobble Stones???
Shoot, we had to make do with Fortran on Feet. And we had to hand carry our Holloriths, too. Seventeen flights of stairs from the punchcard stations to the cardreader, through waist deep snow, and uphill both ways.
Hee, hee... I remember when Crazy Dave started saving all the chad from the bitbuckets of the cardpunch machines. After about a month he had this huge bag of microconfetti, and one afternoon when the Admin had his back to us (rethreading the backup highspeed tape machin
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We had Algol on Appendices! Appendices weren't vestigial in my day, mind you.
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Samuel Jackson says... (Score:4, Funny)
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Wait for the dupes
And In Other News (Score:1, Redundant)
The Pink Ponies are full of it.
Can I get... (Score:1, Redundant)
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What I really like about slashdot (Score:5, Insightful)
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Whomever is to blame for this... tie him up and make him squeal like a pig. In either case, can someone tell me how to diable it? Thanks...
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April fool's day isn't anywhere near as much fun (Score:2)
Plan the one good joke. Not a 100 lame @ss ones.
Python on Planes (Score:3, Interesting)
Jumpin Jesus on a pogo stick (Score:2)
I hate to think this is what passes for wit among the "I'm scared of girls and I live in my Mom's basement crowd", but I fear that it does.
Brett
OMGF (Score:2)
Spizzlefracks (Score:1)
This joke brought to you by Mr Spo0nman :) (Score:2)
Omg this stuff hit slashdot ? OMG OMG !
But before we panic and look at the bandwidth bills, let me congratulate the perverted genius of Mr spo0nman [livejournal.com] (and KingDiamond [puneruby.com], indirectly). All in all, I think Yahoo! deserves the most credit for boring the hell out of us "cheap indian labour" to make things like this worth our time ;)
It does one thing very well (Score:2)
SQL on Rails (Score:1)
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They got me! (Score:2)
Why not?
It was completely plausible that some OSS clowns would name their project after a braindead movie!
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But I still have a lower Slashdot ID number than you do. Suck my python on a plane.
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OMG PONIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!