Sometimes pushing against the boundaries of what can/can't or should/shouldn't be done is entertaining, educational, or both.
I mean, why would you abuse the spindles and armature in a hard drive to walk it across the floor like a poorly balanced washing machine, make a Unix clone for your 386, turn the Green Building into a Tetris game, write a Brainfuck interpreter in TECO, or run Flappy Bird on a Super Nintendo by exploiting bugs in Super Mario World? Seriously, what kind of right thinking person would engage is such perverse, time-wasting silliness? ;)
Sometimes pushing against the boundaries of what can/can't or should/shouldn't be done is entertaining, educational, or both.
I mean, why would you abuse the spindles and armature in a hard drive to walk it across the floor like a poorly balanced washing machine, make a Unix clone for your 386, turn the Green Building into a Tetris game, write a Brainfuck interpreter in TECO, or run Flappy Bird on a Super Nintendo by exploiting bugs in Super Mario World? Seriously, what kind of right thinking person would engage is such perverse, time-wasting silliness? ;)
See above.