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JimmyRopes wrote:
I really don't care to diagnose your problems.
And now we go from a simple, civil discussion to rudeness and condescension. I don't recall asking you to diagnose anything. It's been my experience here and in other forums that the best way to terminate a conversation is to cease conversing. If you did not wish to continue the thread, all you needed to do was stop responding. Then again tact, civility and restraint all require a certain amount of maturity. Feel free to respond if you feel the need to have the last word. I'm sure someone will read it.
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Alan Burkhart wrote:
And now we go from a simple, civil discussion to rudeness and condescension.
No just stating a fact. Sorry if I hurt your feelings but I solve other peoples coding problems at work and I don't want to get involved with your C# problems. If VB works for you stick with it.
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When you're dis'n VB, it doesn't matter, but the 0-index thing is obviosuly not in reference to the .Net version... At this point in the game, I really shouldn't have to resort to establishing street cred where knowledge of VB is concerned. :)
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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
I really shouldn't have to resort to establishing street cred where knowledge of VB is concerned.
No John, we all realize that you are an experienced VB programmer. Sorry, I just couldn't help myself. :-D I did earn a living coding VB6 back in the late 1990's, but I don't usually admit that in public. :-O
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Alan Burkhart wrote:
If that were true, then shouldn't I be getting similar errors with VB and ASP.Net? They work fine.
I keep telling you to stick with VB if it works for you. I really don't care to diagnose your problems. If VB works for you stick with it.
Alan Burkhart wrote:
It's only C#
If VB works for you stick with it.
Alan Burkhart wrote:
VS recognizes me as Administrator.
Very impressive.
Alan Burkhart wrote:
MS has received tons of info, from me and a number of others.
Oh, you didn't say it was the well known C# flaw that causes access denied errors. :rolleyes: No wonder why some people only use VB. :doh:
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I'm on-line therefore I am. JimmyRopesJimmyRopes wrote:
No wonder why some people only use VB
Geeze, Jimmy, what put a hair across your ass? He never asked for advice or help or anything from you. As for VB, some of the best and some of the worst programmers I have ever met worked in VB - and some of each in C. Now that C# is around, I'd venture to guess that per capita, there are as many shitty C# programmers as there are VB-ers. Of course my opinion is worth every penny you paid for it. ;)
The 3-legged stool of understanding is held up by history, languages, and mathematics. Equipped with these three you can learn anything you want to learn. But if you lack any one of them you are just another ignorant peasant with dung on your boots. R. A. H.
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JimmyRopes wrote:
No wonder why some people only use VB
Geeze, Jimmy, what put a hair across your ass? He never asked for advice or help or anything from you. As for VB, some of the best and some of the worst programmers I have ever met worked in VB - and some of each in C. Now that C# is around, I'd venture to guess that per capita, there are as many shitty C# programmers as there are VB-ers. Of course my opinion is worth every penny you paid for it. ;)
The 3-legged stool of understanding is held up by history, languages, and mathematics. Equipped with these three you can learn anything you want to learn. But if you lack any one of them you are just another ignorant peasant with dung on your boots. R. A. H.
Oakman wrote:
Geeze, Jimmy, what put a hair across your ass? He never asked for advice or help or anything from you.
I am a bit dubious about his claim that using C# causes an access problem that miraculously is cleared up by using VB.
Oakman wrote:
As for VB, some of the best and some of the worst programmers I have ever met worked in VB ... I'd venture to guess that per capita, there are as many sh***y C# programmers as there are VB-ers.
VB reminds me of COBOL. It allows people to program before they know how to program. That is not saying that there are not some very good VB programmers. It is just saying that there are a lot of people who think they can program because they can code in VB.
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Let me start by saying I hope you reconsider. You may not want to hear that from me after our exchange yesterday regarding blonde jokes. It was insensitive of me to carry on like that with you. While I still believe in my point of view, it is obvious to me that you are sensitive when it comes to that subject. If I were conversing with you in person, I'm certain I would not have pressed the matter. However, one of the great things about Code Project is that we can push beyond those artificial boundaries in society and really get into the meat of an issue. I'm sorry if my pushiness is one of the reasons you are leaving. But that is your choice, so do what you must. If the others are right and you are experiencing some personal issues (I am not aware of any specifics) you are working through, I hope you will just take a break from Code Project rather than leave for good. Maybe it would help if you remember not only the bad times, but the good times as well (times it sounds like you've had with Chris, Pete, DD, DaveAuld, Griff, ...). By the way, I code primarily in VB.NET and the CEO/President of the company I work for (5,000+ employees and locations around the world, the leader in the industry) is a blonde woman. Just thought I'd throw that out there. If this really is your last post, I wish you well, but I wish you'd reconsider even more. :rose:
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I'm leaving, just had enough. There are others who have left without saying but I decided I owe it to the good folks here (Chris, Pete, DD, DaveAuld, Griff and others) to say why. Basically there is an element of blatant elitism that turns into attacks/ridicule on others whether it be blondes or Visual Basic. I have been told to my face I can't do my job because of my hair colour wirth response that I should just live with it or sink to their level. Also Visual Basic, whether it is VBA or VB.NET, has it's place for different users yet some here decide they can ridicule anyone who touches it. These are two examples of an underlying attitude I do not wish to be associated with so goodbye everyone and take care. I have asked Chris to delete my account. Elaine :rose:
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Oh bugger. Only just found out. Take care Tigger; we'll miss you. :rose: If you need me, you know where I am.
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Trollslayer wrote:
Basically there is an element of blatant elitism that turns into attacks/ridicule on others whether it be blondes or Visual Basic.
I thought it was just friendly teasing... I used to program in VB... And my hair used to be blond! (Darkened in my teens).
Trollslayer wrote:
I have been told to my face I can't do my job because of my hair colour wirth response that I should just live with it or sink to their level.
That's not an insult... That's an opportunity! It's like the perfect setup for a punchline, when you make them eat their words later. Anyway... If you really want to skip town, that's your choice. Suddenly this is reminding me of the farewell message I wrote to my Warcraft guild after five years... I don't regret leaving WoW, but I do miss hanging out with them sometimes. So, good travels to ya... We'll probably still be here if you decide to come back.
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Author of the Guardians Saga (Sci-Fi/Fantasy novels)Ian Shlasko wrote:
And my hair used to be blond
My hair used to be dark back when I was programming in VB. Now while I use C#, I get blonder and blonder for every year... :)
Why can't I be applicable like John? - Me, April 2011
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JimmyRopes wrote:
I really don't care to diagnose your problems.
And now we go from a simple, civil discussion to rudeness and condescension. I don't recall asking you to diagnose anything. It's been my experience here and in other forums that the best way to terminate a conversation is to cease conversing. If you did not wish to continue the thread, all you needed to do was stop responding. Then again tact, civility and restraint all require a certain amount of maturity. Feel free to respond if you feel the need to have the last word. I'm sure someone will read it.
If Barney Frank eats a fruitcake, is it cannibalism?
Alan Burkhart wrote:
And now we go from a simple, civil discussion to rudeness and condescension.
Sorry for my boorish behavior. I have been under a lot of stress at work and took it out on you. :rose:
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JimmyRopes wrote:
No wonder why some people only use VB
Geeze, Jimmy, what put a hair across your ass? He never asked for advice or help or anything from you. As for VB, some of the best and some of the worst programmers I have ever met worked in VB - and some of each in C. Now that C# is around, I'd venture to guess that per capita, there are as many shitty C# programmers as there are VB-ers. Of course my opinion is worth every penny you paid for it. ;)
The 3-legged stool of understanding is held up by history, languages, and mathematics. Equipped with these three you can learn anything you want to learn. But if you lack any one of them you are just another ignorant peasant with dung on your boots. R. A. H.
Oakman wrote:
Geeze, Jimmy, what put a hair across your ass?
You are right Oakman. I have been under a lot of stress at work lately and unloaded on him with both barrels. :-O
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Alan Burkhart wrote:
And now we go from a simple, civil discussion to rudeness and condescension.
Sorry for my boorish behavior. I have been under a lot of stress at work and took it out on you. :rose:
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I'm on-line therefore I am. JimmyRopesJimmyRopes wrote:
Sorry for my boorish behavior.
Happens to the best of us. No hard feelings on my end. :)
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