community April 16, 2010

Just Another Brick in the (Computer History) Wall

Stack Overflow is planning to buy a brick in the Computer History Museum wall. It’s for a good cause — the Computer History Museum is one of my favorite places on Earth, and it should be on the bucket list of any self respecting computer geek. But more importantly .. what should our 6 line,…

Jeff Atwood Co-Founder (Former)

Stack Overflow is planning to buy a brick in the Computer History Museum wall.

It’s for a good cause — the Computer History Museum is one of my favorite places on Earth, and it should be on the bucket list of any self respecting computer geek.

But more importantly .. what should our 6 line, 18 characters per line brick say?

Vote up the best entry in this meta thread, or contribute your own!

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