This is how my employer tortures me. Yes, that's right, this is
Windows 98. The left Cygwin terminal is a CVS checkout. The
right terminal is the InstallShield script for the Windows 98/ME
backup client installation. Note the inconsistent coding style.
At least two people have hacked this code. One seems to think
it's cool not to use any whitespace, not even after a comma. The
other, on the contrary, puts whitespace everywhere, including
before semicolons. On the other hand, they unfortunately do
agree on indenting with eight spaces and, horror of horrors,
mixed case identifiers and hungarian notation.

The middle terminal is an ssh into my Debian box, where I'm
reading Kernel Traffic with Links while I'm waiting for the
checkout to complete. A much needed break from all this madness,
I must say.