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why not edit your OP?
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Yeah, but reading it with the answers only further highlights just how terrible a quiz it is. I assumed this was your point ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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You see, making software a lot easier to develop attracts the wrong crowd.
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You see, making software a lot easier to develop attracts the wrong crowd.
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
Amen to that....
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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You see, making software a lot easier to develop attracts the wrong crowd.
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
And then you realise native language programming *still* exists for a reason after all. :)
It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini
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And then you realise native language programming *still* exists for a reason after all. :)
It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini
Not wrong, you I've cut my teeth on assembly language/C/C++ which should elevate my creditability to a 'Guru' level.
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
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You see, making software a lot easier to develop attracts the wrong crowd.
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
Norm .net wrote:
You see, making software a lot easier to develop attracts the wrong crowd.
Very true indeed. That's also the essence of my signature.... :-O
"It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!" - selfquote
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Norm .net wrote:
You see, making software a lot easier to develop attracts the wrong crowd.
Very true indeed. That's also the essence of my signature.... :-O
"It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!" - selfquote
"High speed never compensates for wrong direction!" - unknownSame goes for being an Astronaut :-\
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Same goes for being an Astronaut :-\
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:laugh: Also very true!
"It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!" - selfquote
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Not wrong, you I've cut my teeth on assembly language/C/C++ which should elevate my creditability to a 'Guru' level.
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
I know you've come the long way, Norm. I've always had a great deal of respect for the ones who started off from the basics and worked their way up. All the botched code I've ever had to fix in my previous companies (not to mention their nightmare multithreaded code), were written by assholes who jumped 'right away' into things like MFC, .NET without understanding the basics of anything. :) Fortunately I'm presently working for a company where I get to do amazing work. :)
It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini
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I know you've come the long way, Norm. I've always had a great deal of respect for the ones who started off from the basics and worked their way up. All the botched code I've ever had to fix in my previous companies (not to mention their nightmare multithreaded code), were written by assholes who jumped 'right away' into things like MFC, .NET without understanding the basics of anything. :) Fortunately I'm presently working for a company where I get to do amazing work. :)
It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini
Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
All the botched code I've ever had to fix in my previous companies (not to mention their nightmare multithreaded code), were written by assholes who jumped 'right away' into things like MFC, .NET without understanding the basics of anything.
you have shone a ray of hope in my life that intelligent life still exists out there for which i forgive your for lifting your above statement from my memoirs
Opium is my business. The bridge mean more traffic. More traffic mean more money. More money mean more power. Speed is important in business. Time is money. You said opium was money. Money is Money. Well then, what is time again? icalburner
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I know you've come the long way, Norm. I've always had a great deal of respect for the ones who started off from the basics and worked their way up. All the botched code I've ever had to fix in my previous companies (not to mention their nightmare multithreaded code), were written by assholes who jumped 'right away' into things like MFC, .NET without understanding the basics of anything. :) Fortunately I'm presently working for a company where I get to do amazing work. :)
It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini
It's the long road, way back in the Mini-mainframe era things where interesting you had an 'affinity' with the Operating System, you where a lot more closer mechanics of software development. You see I have the theory the pyramid theory. Those close to the top understand the internals of programming and as you get down the the base of the prymaid you're left you those you don't, this covers scripting langugaes/VB etc. I would say I'm 'near' the top end (but no means the very top), therefore I appriaciate things a little more that the bottom of the pryamid section. Glad to hear you've find a job where you enjoy coding. These position are becoming like 'unicorn tears' very rare indeed.:) Well I'm off to wrap the SqlDependency class.
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
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It's the long road, way back in the Mini-mainframe era things where interesting you had an 'affinity' with the Operating System, you where a lot more closer mechanics of software development. You see I have the theory the pyramid theory. Those close to the top understand the internals of programming and as you get down the the base of the prymaid you're left you those you don't, this covers scripting langugaes/VB etc. I would say I'm 'near' the top end (but no means the very top), therefore I appriaciate things a little more that the bottom of the pryamid section. Glad to hear you've find a job where you enjoy coding. These position are becoming like 'unicorn tears' very rare indeed.:) Well I'm off to wrap the SqlDependency class.
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Norm .net wrote:
Glad to hear you've find a job where you enjoy coding. These position are becoming like 'unicorn tears' very rare indeed.Smile
:laugh: That's a fabulous statement!
Norm .net wrote:
Well I'm off to wrap the SqlDependency class.
Meh... Off I go to continue working on my thread pool library. :cool:
It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini