Why I don't care if Windows rocks
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As a programmer I'm paid to program under Windows. As Windows is the OS in the 90% of desktop market, there is really no point in getting excited over it: if it rocks or it sucks it does not make any difference to me. If I have to use nasty unions and ugly workarounds, then I do. If everything works without having to hammer hard... all the best. I do not care. Professionally, I'm just paid to program under it and only it. I've no alternatives... hence I'm totally indifferent wheater it sucks or rocks. Please univoters get away ;P
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I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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As a programmer I'm paid to program under Windows. As Windows is the OS in the 90% of desktop market, there is really no point in getting excited over it: if it rocks or it sucks it does not make any difference to me. If I have to use nasty unions and ugly workarounds, then I do. If everything works without having to hammer hard... all the best. I do not care. Professionally, I'm just paid to program under it and only it. I've no alternatives... hence I'm totally indifferent wheater it sucks or rocks. Please univoters get away ;P
If windows doesn't rock, you don't have a job. Putz...
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I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
my english is not my mother tongue... sorry to bother you in case. Anyway, it is highly unprofessional to say "something rocks or sucks" I just say that I'm indifferent, so are you Professional enough to understand such difference?
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my english is not my mother tongue... sorry to bother you in case. Anyway, it is highly unprofessional to say "something rocks or sucks" I just say that I'm indifferent, so are you Professional enough to understand such difference?
federico.strati wrote:
it is highly unprofessional to say "something rocks or sucks"
You don't really mean that do you? :wtf:
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As a programmer I'm paid to program under Windows. As Windows is the OS in the 90% of desktop market, there is really no point in getting excited over it: if it rocks or it sucks it does not make any difference to me. If I have to use nasty unions and ugly workarounds, then I do. If everything works without having to hammer hard... all the best. I do not care. Professionally, I'm just paid to program under it and only it. I've no alternatives... hence I'm totally indifferent wheater it sucks or rocks. Please univoters get away ;P
Looks like you couldn't solve the bug with windows programming since last 10 days and making fuss about window. It definitely rocks, Definitely matters to me to be rocked with it.
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Regards,
Hiren Solanki.
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"You will always find me near 127.0.0.1"
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Looks like you couldn't solve the bug with windows programming since last 10 days and making fuss about window. It definitely rocks, Definitely matters to me to be rocked with it.
Rating is Always appreciated.
Regards,
Hiren Solanki.
Indian Forum | My Articles | My Profile
"You will always find me near 127.0.0.1"
no. it is just that I find childish to say Windows rocks inusmuch as it is to say Linux rocks... No bug found lately, btw, just unrequested features... ;P :laugh:
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As a programmer I'm paid to program under Windows. As Windows is the OS in the 90% of desktop market, there is really no point in getting excited over it: if it rocks or it sucks it does not make any difference to me. If I have to use nasty unions and ugly workarounds, then I do. If everything works without having to hammer hard... all the best. I do not care. Professionally, I'm just paid to program under it and only it. I've no alternatives... hence I'm totally indifferent wheater it sucks or rocks. Please univoters get away ;P
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my english is not my mother tongue... sorry to bother you in case. Anyway, it is highly unprofessional to say "something rocks or sucks" I just say that I'm indifferent, so are you Professional enough to understand such difference?
federico.strati wrote:
it is highly unprofessional to say "something rocks or sucks"
I have to agree and disagree with you on that one! in a forum like this its just venting On a customer site, yes its unprofessional
As barmey as a sack of badgers Dude, if I knew what I was doing in life, I'd be rich, retired, dating a supermodel and laughing at the rest of you from the sidelines.
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As a programmer I'm paid to program under Windows. As Windows is the OS in the 90% of desktop market, there is really no point in getting excited over it: if it rocks or it sucks it does not make any difference to me. If I have to use nasty unions and ugly workarounds, then I do. If everything works without having to hammer hard... all the best. I do not care. Professionally, I'm just paid to program under it and only it. I've no alternatives... hence I'm totally indifferent wheater it sucks or rocks. Please univoters get away ;P
federico.strati wrote:
nasty unions
I must be hungry, because I read that as "nasty onions" and thought "that's not how you spell onions".
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my english is not my mother tongue... sorry to bother you in case. Anyway, it is highly unprofessional to say "something rocks or sucks" I just say that I'm indifferent, so are you Professional enough to understand such difference?
Actually if you wanted to be entirely professional you wouldn't post about such silly things in the first place, even if it's to say you don't care. But let's be honest, whilst the Lounge may be full of professionals it's not really the office, it's the err, Lounge.
My current favourite phrase: I've seen better!
-SK Genius
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federico.strati wrote:
nasty unions
I must be hungry, because I read that as "nasty onions" and thought "that's not how you spell onions".
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As a programmer I'm paid to program under Windows. As Windows is the OS in the 90% of desktop market, there is really no point in getting excited over it: if it rocks or it sucks it does not make any difference to me. If I have to use nasty unions and ugly workarounds, then I do. If everything works without having to hammer hard... all the best. I do not care. Professionally, I'm just paid to program under it and only it. I've no alternatives... hence I'm totally indifferent wheater it sucks or rocks. Please univoters get away ;P
federico.strati wrote:
As a programmer I'm paid to program under Windows.
You are not only a programmer; you’re also a user of the Windows.
The narrow specialist in the broad sense of the word is a complete idiot in the narrow sense of the word. Advertise here – minimum three posts per day are guaranteed.
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no. it is just that I find childish to say Windows rocks inusmuch as it is to say Linux rocks... No bug found lately, btw, just unrequested features... ;P :laugh:
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As a programmer I'm paid to program under Windows. As Windows is the OS in the 90% of desktop market, there is really no point in getting excited over it: if it rocks or it sucks it does not make any difference to me. If I have to use nasty unions and ugly workarounds, then I do. If everything works without having to hammer hard... all the best. I do not care. Professionally, I'm just paid to program under it and only it. I've no alternatives... hence I'm totally indifferent wheater it sucks or rocks. Please univoters get away ;P
If you think Windows development* sucks, then why not learn Web development (which is the easiest way to reach most users) or iPhone development (which is the easiest way to reach most users who buy anything like mindless sheep)? Sure, both Web and iPhone development have their own quirks, but not as many as Windows development. * I think you meant developing against the Windows API directly. Sure, .NET has its own annoyances (mainly, its rigidity), but inconsistency and ugliness are not among them.
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