Assembly Code Breakup Texts
mov rax 0x00752076756c2069 push rax mov rsi, rsp mov rdx, 0x7 mov rdi, 0x1 mov rax, 0x1 syscall shut up nerd Feb 14th, 2025, 12:26 AM mov rax 0x00752076756c2069 push rax mov rsi, rsp mov rdx, 0x7 mov rdi, 0x1 mov rax, 0x1 syscall should have broke up last year
A fake iMessage conversation shows someone repeatedly sending x86-64 assembly code, receiving “shut up nerd,” and then replying that they should have broken up last year. The joke is that the assembly system call is used to print the hexadecimal string, turning an overly technical message into an awkward breakup exchange; it is shared as a nerdy programming reaction meme. EN: A fake iMessage conversation shows someone repeatedly sending x86-64 assembly code, receiving “shut up nerd,” and then replying that they should have broken up last year. The joke is that the assembly system call is used to print the hexadecimal string, turning an overly technical message into an awkward breakup exchange; it is shared as a nerdy programming reaction meme.
- @gentoomemes / 16000 2025-02-13
- Template
- iMessage text conversation
- Type
- image
- Size
- 636×800 · 56.9 KiB
- Mood
- sarcastic, nerdy
- Language
- en
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