You've spent too much time programming Labview....

[brent99]

...when you start tieing both of your shoelaces at the same time.

...when you know exactly what x-y*floor(x/y) is.

...when you no longer wire the > and < signs backwards.

...when you think Jesus was born at noon on Friday, January 1, 1904.

...when you need to get a property, you aren't talking about Florida.

...when all of your description and tips are set.

...when you believe the answer is 28, not 42, because after that you are out of connectors.

....when you've begun to view your life as one big state machine.

...when your search engine defaults to ni.com rather than google.

...when you write by hand, words come out backwards.

[Irene_he]

...when you start tieing both of your shoelaces at the same time.

...when you know exactly what x-y*floor(x/y) is.

...when you no longer wire the > and < signs backwards.

...when you think Jesus was born at noon on Friday, January 1, 1904.

...when you need to get a property, you aren't talking about Florida.

...when all of your description and tips are set.

...when you believe the answer is 28, not 42, because after that you are out of connectors.

....when you've begun to view your life as one big state machine.

...when your search engine defaults to ni.com rather than google.

...when you write by hand, words come out backwards.

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Hahaha... just don't get the last one. It looks like David Letterman's top ten list.

[brent99]

Labview keeps data in big endian format in tribute to its Apple roots. If you write out data to other programs circumventing Labview's reverse functions, you'll see everything is wackbards.

I know, I know...not funny if you have to explain it!

[Irene_he]

Thanks for the explaination, I didn't know that... But I can see you or whoever thinks the same way as you do, the condition of wirework symptom is pretty serious. You may need to get your head check out by the "Father of LabVIEW" or Dr. Truchard.