ModusOperandi
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I found this jewel in my company's codebase check the name of the Enum on the second line
szError = PrnError.GetLoadImgError(iflRet);
Done(szError, ModusOperandi.ImageErrorMgr);:laugh:
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I found this jewel in my company's codebase check the name of the Enum on the second line
szError = PrnError.GetLoadImgError(iflRet);
Done(szError, ModusOperandi.ImageErrorMgr);:laugh:
This is what happens when lawyers become programmers ) P.S. Once a musician saw my C# book and asked me "Why is this thick book called Do-Diese?" :)
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This is what happens when lawyers become programmers ) P.S. Once a musician saw my C# book and asked me "Why is this thick book called Do-Diese?" :)
lol
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I found this jewel in my company's codebase check the name of the Enum on the second line
szError = PrnError.GetLoadImgError(iflRet);
Done(szError, ModusOperandi.ImageErrorMgr);:laugh:
As Modus Operandi means, literally, "Method of Operating", I can see that applying as a valid (if unusual) name in many situations. Unfortunately not this one, I guess that should be Modus Non Operandi. So I guess that remains a horror.
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As Modus Operandi means, literally, "Method of Operating", I can see that applying as a valid (if unusual) name in many situations. Unfortunately not this one, I guess that should be Modus Non Operandi. So I guess that remains a horror.
Rob Grainger wrote:
Unfortunately not this one, I guess that should be Modus Non Operandi. So I guess that remains a horror.
So, in an interview for a programming job when asked what languages he knows, the correct answer would be..."I've used Latin, but I'm no expert". -Rd
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Rob Grainger wrote:
Unfortunately not this one, I guess that should be Modus Non Operandi. So I guess that remains a horror.
So, in an interview for a programming job when asked what languages he knows, the correct answer would be..."I've used Latin, but I'm no expert". -Rd
Richard A. Dalton wrote:
So, in an interview for a programming job when asked what languages he knows, the correct answer would be..."I've used Latin, but I'm no expert".
And if I were the interviewer, I would extend my hand to the prospect and say with a smile: Noli me vocare. Ego te vocabo.