What has happened to CodeProject? [modified]

[Rob Graham]

It comes and goes. Bit of bad juju here lately, but I'm sure it will return to normal soon. I spoke too soon. Clearly the bad juju continues... :((

modified on Saturday, May 17, 2008 4:51 PM

[Oakman]

Rob Graham wrote:

Bit of bad juju here lately, but I'm sure it will return to normal soon

From your mouth to __________________'s ear. :-D

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[jhaga]

Since Maunder took up cycling and more and less deserted the Lounge it got worse I think. We need to start a petition to get him back. jhaga

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[Pete OHanlon]

Shh - it's a little known secret that Chris' cycling is there because he's sacked the hamsters. Somebody has to run the server farm.

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[Pete OHanlon]

Things got a bit rough in the last couple of weeks, but stick around. I believe that normality is being resumed.

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[Chris Losinger]

nothing. nothing at all. it's the same as it ever was. messages like yours appear every few months.

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[Marc Clifton]

jhaga wrote:

Can somebody explain that?

Realistically, the only way to answer that is by abstraction to generalize the problem, using pointers at various members, and type casting. All in all, nobody can write decent code just with abstraction, pointers can be dangerous, and excessive type casting is usually the sign of a bad design. I think similarly, nobody can come up with a decent answer either. But more importantly, why wasn't I on your list of personalities? ;P Marc

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[Paul Watson]

Nothing personal but I gave you a 1. Best to just carry on, ignore the trolls. We have more patience :)

regards, Paul Watson Ireland & South Africa

Fernando A. Gomez F. wrote:

At least he achieved immortality for a few years.

[jhaga]

Marc Clifton wrote:

But more importantly, why wasn't I on your list of personalities?

Done! :D

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[jhaga]

Paul Watson wrote:

Nothing personal but I gave you a 1

Removed you from the list :P jhaga

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[Paul Watson]

Fair weather fan eh ;)

regards, Paul Watson Ireland & South Africa

Fernando A. Gomez F. wrote:

At least he achieved immortality for a few years.

[Dario Solera]

At least I am. The last months I've been terribly busy, so I post a message only occasionally, but I regularly follows the laughter and tears here on The Lounge, which is the only web page that it's always open in my browser, all day long.

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[Oakman]

Paul Watson wrote:

Fair weather fan

Fans don't work very well in thunderstorms, do they?

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[jhaga]

Paul Watson wrote:

Fair weather fan eh

And just remembered that you made some nasty comment about Kimi Räikkönen 3 months ago. And 4 years backward something about fat finnish women. Great memory, eh ? ;)

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[Hamed Musavi]

Oh man, every body is coming. would you please add Chris, John(the outlaw one), Michel Dun, Nishant.S and my favorite Martin Hughes? It's a party in the lounge today :jig: You really did! I was just kidding. :)

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[jhaga]

Chris Losinger wrote:

nothing. nothing at all. it's the same as it ever was.

Wrong, Chris. In the good old time there was at least 100 messages every hour. All intelligent, with a philosophical undertone, technically correct and all delivered with a touch of humour! jhaga

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[Chris Losinger]

you're upset because people might have better things to do ?

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[jhaga]

Chris Losinger wrote:

you're upset because people might have better things to do ?

haa! You agree with me! Actually I think it is a new generation taking over. Oldtimers are dying one after the other.

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[Nnamdi Onyeyiri]

I went to uni, don't know what everybody elses excuse is ;P

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[Chris Losinger]

jhaga wrote:

haa! You agree with me!

hardly

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