Is It Possible That Software Is Not

We Are On The Verge: Today Our Program Proved Fermat's Next-to-last Theorem.

I Think That It's Extraordinarily Important That We In Computer Science Keep Fun In Computing. When It Started Out, It Was An Awful Lot Of Fun. Of Course, The Paying Customers Got Shafted Every Now And Then, And After A While We Began To Take Their Complaints Seriously. We Began To Feel As If We Really Were Responsible For The Successful, Error-free Perfect Use Of These Machines. I Don't Think We Are. I Think We're Responsible For Stretching Them, Setting Them Off In New Directions, And Keeping Fun In The House. I Hope The Field Of Computer Science Never Loses Its Sense Of Fun.

Often It Is The Means That Justify The Ends: Goals Advance Technique And Technique Survives Even When Goal Structures Crumble.

C Programmers Never Die. They Are Just Cast Into Void.

A Language That Doesn't Affect The Way You Think About Programming Is Not Worth Knowing.