Oh Hai Guise!

I was just poking around trying to solve an asset import problem, when I stumbled across something deep within the UnityEditor namespace:

“internal interface ICanHazCustomMenu”

Denied. Not yours.

And through a Google search we even know who wrote that code and approximately when: Aras' website

And then we found his LinkedIn page: http://lt.linkedin.com/in/nearaz

And then from there it was trivial to track down where he banks, various personal details such as home address, telephone number, and you should really consider changing your bank password because it’s not very secure.

Don’t ask me what took me off on this tangent, getting bored at work I guess. :slight_smile:

Didn’t yo momma teach you not to go poking in other people’s business?

You can’t stalk MY aras! I’m stalking him FIRST!

Wait, people are stalking programmers now?

Get in line!

Yep, us coders used to be the geeks the chicks hated, they used to go for the jocks.
Now coders are the jocks :slight_smile:

Things have come to a pretty pass if humble programmers are now objects of affection.

If a programmer can be a celebrity, mark my words: Simon Cowell will have a “talent show” format for The Next Great Programmer soon.

It’ll be called…

…“The X Factorial!”

You forgot to put on your sunglasses.

Not so much stalking, more along the lines of “I am bored, oh hey, what’s this weird class name in the code?” and before you know it you have the guys home address, where he went to school, banking institution, home phone number and a lot of other information that all stemmed from an innocuous class name lurking in some library somewhere.

So remember kids, when programming, always think about how you can make your code generic to avoid identity theft.

Little programmer humour there.

And strictly come dancing / ballroom will feature napoleon dynamite!