I Am Your New Leader
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:thumbsup: House of El could learn a thing or two from you.
Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
The House of El has always been a problem. We must unite and destroy the usurper Kal-El once and for all. By the way, is Ursa free tonight or Friday? I'd love to buy her a cup of coffee... :rolleyes: All Hail Zod!
¡El diablo está en mis pantalones! ¡Mire, mire! SELECT * FROM User WHERE Clue > 0 0 rows returned Save an Orange - Use the VCF! Personal 3D projects Just Say No to Web 2 Point Blow
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Given the amount of homework assignments we see, there's a student surcharge.
Forgive your enemies - it messes with their heads
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Of course. I discount students by default.
Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
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Chris has appointed me as the new leader of Code Project. I am appointing Pete as my Number One. You may send all real work to him, and I'll supervise. My first order of business will be to remove all ads from the website. Instead, you will all send me $5/month (or $50/year, or a lifetime membership for $300). Email me your bank username and password and I'll handle the rest. Oh, and Christian, compose a new anthem in my honor, now that you are Chief Musical Officer. Everybody else, I will soon be implementing a monetary trade system for those who would like to increase their reputation points more expediently. If you would like me to manually adjust your reputation points before I get that system worked out, just send your bank username and password and I'll handle the rest. That will be all... for now.
Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
What, you are my father too?! NOOOOO!!!! :((
It's an OO world.
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AspDotNetDev wrote:
My first order of business will be to remove all ads from the website. Instead, you will all send me $5/month (or $50/year, or a lifetime membership for $300). Email me your bank username and password and I'll handle the rest.
Can you just put it on my account........on account of I'm broke?
Now that food has replaced sex in my life, I can't even get into my own pants.
Mike Hankey wrote:
Can you just put it on my account........on account of I'm broke?
No. You seem a shifty sort to me.
Forgive your enemies - it messes with their heads
My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys | Mole 2010 - debugging made easier - my favourite utility
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Chris has appointed me as the new leader of Code Project. I am appointing Pete as my Number One. You may send all real work to him, and I'll supervise. My first order of business will be to remove all ads from the website. Instead, you will all send me $5/month (or $50/year, or a lifetime membership for $300). Email me your bank username and password and I'll handle the rest. Oh, and Christian, compose a new anthem in my honor, now that you are Chief Musical Officer. Everybody else, I will soon be implementing a monetary trade system for those who would like to increase their reputation points more expediently. If you would like me to manually adjust your reputation points before I get that system worked out, just send your bank username and password and I'll handle the rest. That will be all... for now.
Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
The afternoon sun was shifting shadows while on its inevitable march to the horizon. AspDotNetdev didn't really notice it all at once, but the room seemed to have grown a bit darker, despite the sun's still relatively high position in the sky. That's when he saw the lone shadow of a man leaning against the door sill, dressed in urban camo with a generous helping of camo paint on exposed skin. He looked as if he was actually made of camo material. He knew immediately who this person was, and knew precisely why he was here. Some unseen object on the floor appeared to have JSOP's complete attention. He stood, head bowed, brushing the tips of his fingers across the butt of his still holstered 1911A1 pistol, as if trying to cause it to jump from excitement of its own accord. AspDotNetDev hated it when he couldn't see JSOP's eyes. It was just - well - scarey. "So, you're in charge huh?" JSOP shifted his stance a bit, and peripherally checked his six-o'clock for previously unnoticed henchmen. Always check your six. He'd learned that from a past partner . "You don't want to die with a bullet, or worse, a knife in your back. It'll make you, and everyone on your team, look weak." JSOP took that advice to heart. He preferred a less personal approach to issues like the one he faced right now - 200 yards was the perfect distance - but this particular problem didn't require the expenditure of precious ammo. Not yet, anyway. Asp shifted nervously on the Maunder "throne". It turns out the guy that's usually in charge ruled from high atop a pile of old source code printouts, with an over-filled filing cabinet stuffed with failed reputation points recalculation algorithms serving as a make-shift backrest. Asp may have farted a little when he moved. It was hard to tell. JSOP looked up and and locked a steadfast gaze on ASP. "I'm assuming there's not going to be an interruption of *my* reputation points. Is that right?" Asp uttered no reply, and none was expected. The warning had been delivered, and JSOP backed out of the room, fading into the shadows that spawned him just a few minutes before. What light remained of the day slowly overcame the darkness into which JSOP had seemingly disappeared. AspDotNetDev was trembling, sweating, and yes, he had farted - at least he hoped it was just a fart.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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Mike Hankey wrote:
Can you just put it on my account........on account of I'm broke?
No. You seem a shifty sort to me.
Forgive your enemies - it messes with their heads
My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys | Mole 2010 - debugging made easier - my favourite utility
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I object to paying you anything.
I am a merciful leader. I'll let you keep the ads. But no more exceptions!
Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
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Chris has appointed me as the new leader of Code Project. I am appointing Pete as my Number One. You may send all real work to him, and I'll supervise. My first order of business will be to remove all ads from the website. Instead, you will all send me $5/month (or $50/year, or a lifetime membership for $300). Email me your bank username and password and I'll handle the rest. Oh, and Christian, compose a new anthem in my honor, now that you are Chief Musical Officer. Everybody else, I will soon be implementing a monetary trade system for those who would like to increase their reputation points more expediently. If you would like me to manually adjust your reputation points before I get that system worked out, just send your bank username and password and I'll handle the rest. That will be all... for now.
Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
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May I refer you to this[^] post?
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Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
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The afternoon sun was shifting shadows while on its inevitable march to the horizon. AspDotNetdev didn't really notice it all at once, but the room seemed to have grown a bit darker, despite the sun's still relatively high position in the sky. That's when he saw the lone shadow of a man leaning against the door sill, dressed in urban camo with a generous helping of camo paint on exposed skin. He looked as if he was actually made of camo material. He knew immediately who this person was, and knew precisely why he was here. Some unseen object on the floor appeared to have JSOP's complete attention. He stood, head bowed, brushing the tips of his fingers across the butt of his still holstered 1911A1 pistol, as if trying to cause it to jump from excitement of its own accord. AspDotNetDev hated it when he couldn't see JSOP's eyes. It was just - well - scarey. "So, you're in charge huh?" JSOP shifted his stance a bit, and peripherally checked his six-o'clock for previously unnoticed henchmen. Always check your six. He'd learned that from a past partner . "You don't want to die with a bullet, or worse, a knife in your back. It'll make you, and everyone on your team, look weak." JSOP took that advice to heart. He preferred a less personal approach to issues like the one he faced right now - 200 yards was the perfect distance - but this particular problem didn't require the expenditure of precious ammo. Not yet, anyway. Asp shifted nervously on the Maunder "throne". It turns out the guy that's usually in charge ruled from high atop a pile of old source code printouts, with an over-filled filing cabinet stuffed with failed reputation points recalculation algorithms serving as a make-shift backrest. Asp may have farted a little when he moved. It was hard to tell. JSOP looked up and and locked a steadfast gaze on ASP. "I'm assuming there's not going to be an interruption of *my* reputation points. Is that right?" Asp uttered no reply, and none was expected. The warning had been delivered, and JSOP backed out of the room, fading into the shadows that spawned him just a few minutes before. What light remained of the day slowly overcame the darkness into which JSOP had seemingly disappeared. AspDotNetDev was trembling, sweating, and yes, he had farted - at least he hoped it was just a fart.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
Random 5 votes appearing in your posts may be from me. One 5 was not enough for this post, I owe you a few. :)
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I am a merciful leader. I'll let you keep the ads. But no more exceptions!
Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
I was referring to the payment. :doh: I don't mind the ads but please not the money!
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The afternoon sun was shifting shadows while on its inevitable march to the horizon. AspDotNetdev didn't really notice it all at once, but the room seemed to have grown a bit darker, despite the sun's still relatively high position in the sky. That's when he saw the lone shadow of a man leaning against the door sill, dressed in urban camo with a generous helping of camo paint on exposed skin. He looked as if he was actually made of camo material. He knew immediately who this person was, and knew precisely why he was here. Some unseen object on the floor appeared to have JSOP's complete attention. He stood, head bowed, brushing the tips of his fingers across the butt of his still holstered 1911A1 pistol, as if trying to cause it to jump from excitement of its own accord. AspDotNetDev hated it when he couldn't see JSOP's eyes. It was just - well - scarey. "So, you're in charge huh?" JSOP shifted his stance a bit, and peripherally checked his six-o'clock for previously unnoticed henchmen. Always check your six. He'd learned that from a past partner . "You don't want to die with a bullet, or worse, a knife in your back. It'll make you, and everyone on your team, look weak." JSOP took that advice to heart. He preferred a less personal approach to issues like the one he faced right now - 200 yards was the perfect distance - but this particular problem didn't require the expenditure of precious ammo. Not yet, anyway. Asp shifted nervously on the Maunder "throne". It turns out the guy that's usually in charge ruled from high atop a pile of old source code printouts, with an over-filled filing cabinet stuffed with failed reputation points recalculation algorithms serving as a make-shift backrest. Asp may have farted a little when he moved. It was hard to tell. JSOP looked up and and locked a steadfast gaze on ASP. "I'm assuming there's not going to be an interruption of *my* reputation points. Is that right?" Asp uttered no reply, and none was expected. The warning had been delivered, and JSOP backed out of the room, fading into the shadows that spawned him just a few minutes before. What light remained of the day slowly overcame the darkness into which JSOP had seemingly disappeared. AspDotNetDev was trembling, sweating, and yes, he had farted - at least he hoped it was just a fart.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
Damn it to to hell, John! That was good. If I could give you more than 24 points then I would. Bookmarked for future reference. ;)
Just along for the ride. "the meat from that butcher is just the dogs danglies, absolutely amazing cuts of beef." - DaveAuld (2011)
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I've always seen DD as number two.
Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
AspDotNetDev wrote:
I've always seen DD as number two.
Well, if you're happy slipping him into your number two slot... :^)
Cheers,
Wilber."I was fortunate to be raised among men, in the old sense of the word. I learned to hunt and shoot, and I learned to appreciate fine guns." - Ted Yost
"My response to people saying slang destroys the language is: bollocks." - Jonathon Green
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Chris has appointed me as the new leader of Code Project. I am appointing Pete as my Number One. You may send all real work to him, and I'll supervise. My first order of business will be to remove all ads from the website. Instead, you will all send me $5/month (or $50/year, or a lifetime membership for $300). Email me your bank username and password and I'll handle the rest. Oh, and Christian, compose a new anthem in my honor, now that you are Chief Musical Officer. Everybody else, I will soon be implementing a monetary trade system for those who would like to increase their reputation points more expediently. If you would like me to manually adjust your reputation points before I get that system worked out, just send your bank username and password and I'll handle the rest. That will be all... for now.
Martin Fowler wrote:
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
We welcome our alien overlords. All Hail AspDotNetDev! (quiet scurrying in the background) Okay; you hamsters loaded up? C'mon Reggie, get 'em in gear there. Everyone remember to stay clear of Simmons' line of fire. Ali, you got your chocolate? No, DD, dammit - we stop at the pub after the revolution. Okay... move out!
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