Most Annoying script EVER!

[insignia96]

While 1
Beep( Random( 100, 15000) , 10)
WEnd

This is your god, this will play on any computer regardless of soundcard and it is freaking amaxingly demonic sounding!

[BrettF]

Take a search for "Prank" and see what past views of them are...

Edited May 19, 2009 by BrettF

[smstroble]

While 1
   Beep( Random( 100, 15000) , 10)
   WEnd

This is your god, this will play on any computer regardless of soundcard and it is freaking amaxingly demonic sounding!

Your entire statement is flawed. That script is not the most annoying script I could come up with (or that has been posted in the past) nor does it work on every computer. I built my computer and purposely left the system speaker unplugged to avoid beeping noises. As for a more irritating script, for the sake of any poor sap who has to be anywhere near you, I will not elaborate.

P.S. its also not my god and you spelled amazingly wrong.

[youknowwho4eva]

The most annoying part would probably be the amount of CPU it would suck up with no sleep.

[E1M1]

I wonder how to do this for loudspeakers.

[insignia96]

Solder a system speaker connector on the end of the loudspeaker and plug it in.

Also i do realize now it is a dumb idea and it is a repost

[BrettF]

There are ways...

[crashdemons]

The most annoying part would probably be the amount of CPU it would suck up with no sleep.

If it wasn't for the fact that Beep is a function that breaks execution, that'd be true.

Personally I ran this expecting the same, but after the initial usage, the CPU usage was actually pretty negligible.

(guess that Beep(n,10) is closer to a Sleep(10), but I won't be swapping out my sleeps for annoying beeps just yet )

Edit: I thought this was pretty annoying too:

$n=400
$x=480
While 1
    For $i=$n To $x Step ($x-$n)/Abs($x-$n)
        Beep($i,10)
    Next
    $t=$n
    $n=$x
    $x=$t
WEnd

Edited May 20, 2009 by crashdemons