[ProgSoc] The ProgSoc Brick

[Christian Kent <whophd@nospam.progsoc.uts.edu.au>]

Okay, time to be froody.  I want to do something fun with ProgSoc's money.

This week you can buy $50 bricks from Boral to be laid at the Olympic
site, and you get to pick 24 characters to be engraved on it.  You can
pick any 24 characters on a normal keyboard, and spaces have to be
included unless you want to use a linebreak instead.  You get a maximum of
3 lines but also a maximum of 12 characters per line.  Oh, and it has to
be upper-case.

I was thinking that this would be a perfect way to immortalise a ProgSoc
public key, but that would require how many bricks?  And there's no
guarantee that they'd be laid next to each other.  So has anyone some
ideas?

	UTS PROGRAMMERS SOCIETY
	PROGRAMMERS SOCIETY
	THE PROGSOC BRICK
	THE FUCKING BRICK (not likely to pass)
	PROGSOC: TFB
	PROGSOC BACKUP BRICK
	PROGSOC BACKUP 20000531
	<A HREF="138.25.6.1">
	THIS IS A P.R.O.M.
	THIS IS A W.O.R.M.
	[ PROGSOC@nospam.BRICK ~]$	(linebreaks no good)
	/DEV/BRICK
	/DEV/BRICK -IDLE
	<MAILTO:NEAREST@nospam.WINDOW>
'	TFB: DO NOT TURN OFF

Or we could blow loads of money and spread a cryptic message across
several bricks, and you'd have to walk around Fig Grove Homebush Bay to
find all of them.  (Likely to be within sight of each other though).

CK.



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