[julian_sark]

This is right up my alley.

I'm known for writing documentation that is useful AND, let's say, entertaining. Or, depending on your inclination, sed 's/entertaining/hilarious/g'

Besides docu and Wiki pages (what unfortunately counts for docu in many companies), I've written man pages and shell scripts with more jokes than a longint can probably count.

Once had a shell script that did something really, really impactful and asked the user in increasingly aggressive prompts if he is sure, then delved into existentialism and how he can even be sure that he is so sure. Another prompted the unfortunate victim to validate that gravity, in fact, still works. Long story.

Some have deemed that "unprofessional", especially management. I am elated to see that this has precedence in print, and shall use this to make my case.

Oh, I have writing samples available. If anyone wants to hire a guy to write funny manuals or some other stuff, ping me :D

[csdvrx]

> Once had a shell script that did something really, really impactful and asked the user in increasingly aggressive prompts if he is sure, then delved into existentialism and how he can even be sure that he is so sure

Please share!

> Oh, I have writing samples available. If anyone wants to hire a guy to write funny manuals or some other stuff, ping me :D

Would you consider doing the same for a fun free software project that just aim to share knowledge about how http works?

[julian_sark]

Sorry, I left said shell script at a company I have now departed from.

As for the other thing, not at this time. Again, truly sorry! I'm a bit overwhelmed in my life right now, maybe some later time. But can you send me a link to the project nonetheless, if there is one?