This visual representation of the inside of a Linux Kernel build clearly had an image of Jesus Christ hidden in it.
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"This analysis was done on 1377 kernel modules from 2.6.0 to 2.6.29, but there is also a small dip into the BSD world."
Obviously they should have studied only 1337 kernel modules.
Well, at least somebody got it.
Haha, yeah, like all the commenters under the first guy that made the joke on the Slashdot thread. :)
Hey, I got it. I just have a policy of not commenting until I'm fully awake. Of course, I'm violating that policy right now, but....
We just need more u63r-1337 geeks around here.
I realized I was doomed when I read 1337-speak on someone else's blog and found a typo.