Error
Stob: Segmentation Fault (Core Dump)
/^v.+b$/i
After I've gone In a melancholy mood, this week. Went back home to have a look at Dad's bench. He was a Classics scholar, actually; went up to Cambridge and everything. And so above his name and dates on the brass plaque screwed into the wood, instead of "He loved this place" or something equally fatuous, it says: ORE STABIT …
Myles na gCopaleen quoted a headstone that went as follows
hic jacet 1 5 4
0 4 1 2 8
0 1 4 2 0
... sadly the rest escapes my memory. The above translates (probably) as:
Here lies one fifer
Nothing for one to hate
Nothing for one to love
...
Whether the stonemason could carve out the letters with one hand while updating his facebook account with th eother is not recorded.
(A pint, because "a pint of plain is your only man".)
Really, out of 147 comments so far there is not one that simply suggests a simple NOP? If you are picky about it, you can put a jump after it.
As always, if you fail to describe something, do it in assembly. Here for Atmel AVR 8bit microcontrollers.
0000 NOP No operation
CFFE RJMP PC-0x0001 Relative jump
But just NOP has a nice ring to it, I must say. Short, to the point and looks a bit like RIP.
011010010110011000100000011110010110111101110101001
000000110001101100001011011100010000001110010011001
01011000010110010000100000011101000110100001101001
011100110010110000100000011110010110111101110101001
00000011000010111001001100101001000000111001101110
100011000010110111001100100011010010110111001100111
001000000110111101101110001000000110110101111001001
0000001100110011001010110010101110100
The lfs are el reg's...
No-one's mentioned Inform. Probably for very good reason. But nonetheless, my offering (and I hope the comments system doesn't mangle things too much):
"The Life and Times of Verity Stob" by Maksim Rukov
This Mortal Coil is a room. "Not a bad place, really. You should probably not leave."
The player is a woman called Verity Stob.
Instead of going nowhere in This Mortal Coil, end the story saying "You have died."
You can play it online if you fancy (if I can post URLs).
http://iplayif.com/?story=http%3A//members.iinet.net.au/~nichevo/zcode/stob.zblorb
It's assumed one's epitaph is influenced by their view on the nature of life, and death. Unfortunately we readers aren't privy to those innermost of your details, so it's hard to be truly helpful.
That leaves two main schools of thought: do you continue, or do you not?
Brevity is also encouraged, for some strange reason. Perhaps the cost of cutting stone.
In the one side, it could be as simple as: !Stob
On the other: function Stob { exit(); }
Though one could see how the latter possibly indicates lack of continued existence as well. Would all depend on garbage routines in the afterlife.
Good luck finding your final words!
Various bad puns based on RIP:
.
.
function Peace(){
sleep(1);
}
or
while(true){ sleep(1); }
or a full class
class Stob extends Person{
const DOB; //Set your value here
const DOD; //Set your value here
public function Stob(){
$now = new DateTime();
while($now < DOD){
$this->live();
$now = new DateTime();
}
}
public function __destruct(){
while(true){
sleep(peace);
}
}
}
$stob = new Stob();
\ nd = no data - empty posting because the title was sufficient. Don't look here for meaning, reason or cleverness. This post was for the authour and not for you. Figure out yer own epitaph. One of my aunts was deflicted with a Latin version of "misers make great ancestors, but terrible relatives." Go figure. It was commissioned by her son. The first try was mis-spelled by the stone mason; which seems to encapsulate much of her life.
Next time remember: "\ nd" means "no data." because I won't post an explanation.