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1. RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

   Who the heck came up with the name for "checkIfThisMatchShouldBeReplaced()". It's like there was a contest to find the longest, stupidest name possible.

   Friday, 08-Jun-12 21:31:43 UTC from web
   1. Toothpaste Pony!

      @redenchilada I've seen a lot worse when looking through the debug symbols in a game I was hacking. Something along the lines of "RemoveThisPlayerIfTheyAreMountedButNotIfTheyreMountedOnACashShopPet" or something

      Friday, 08-Jun-12 21:33:34 UTC from web
      1. RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

         @minti I'm going to write an absurdly long method somewhere in this program now, just out of spite.

         Friday, 08-Jun-12 21:35:19 UTC from web
   2. Bit Shift

      @redenchilada I hope you're using the most important function in Android! http://ur1.ca/28yh5 :3

      
      Friday, 08-Jun-12 21:35:22 UTC from web
      1. RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

         @bitshift oh my god lol

         Friday, 08-Jun-12 21:36:27 UTC from web
         1. Bit Shift

            @redenchilada And in case you didn't find out why that's actually a perfectly valid function yet: http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/monkey.html

            Friday, 08-Jun-12 21:39:32 UTC from web
         2. Bit Shift

            @redenchilada TL;DR: the Monkey tool messes with your app to stress test it, and isUserAMonkey() can be used to prevent undesirable actions being taken due to a monkey-driven event (for example, if you were monkey-testing !sconan, you'd probably want to wrap notice-posting in an isUserAMonkey() check, so it doesn't actually post tons of gibberish).

            Friday, 08-Jun-12 21:43:34 UTC from web
      2. Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark

         @bitshift I know what that's for

         Friday, 08-Jun-12 21:39:18 UTC from web
         1. Bit Shift

            @ceruleanspark As do I, but the summary is still funny. :)

            Friday, 08-Jun-12 21:40:44 UTC from web