50k! Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
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Naerling wrote:
How about upvoting so much I get another 50k?
I would prefer the easier route though. :)
Hack into the CP database and give myself 1000k rep? :D Now where's that unparameterized query TextBox...
'); update table users set rep = 1000000 where username = 'Naerling';--
Did it work? ;P
It's an OO world.
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And not only that, I reached 10k rep in authority. CP finally recognizes me as a scholar :D *Takes award* So I want to thank my parents, my family, my friends who stood by me... And most of all thanks to all the CP'ians who made this possible! *Takes cheers and applause* Thank you and I love you! *Leaves stage* I couldn't have started my day any better :) Now back to reality... Still got quite some work to do today :sigh:
It's an OO world.
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Naerling wrote:
Tried that too, but somehow I find code better to understand
You're not supposed to understand them. Be kind and helpful and "understanding" (I.E. listen to their gibberish, but watch out for the friend zone). Humour helps, even the geeky kind. But don't ever try to understand, you will already have lost. :laugh:
Light moves faster than sound. That is why some people appear bright, until you hear them speak. List of common misconceptions
:laugh:
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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And not only that, I reached 10k rep in authority. CP finally recognizes me as a scholar :D *Takes award* So I want to thank my parents, my family, my friends who stood by me... And most of all thanks to all the CP'ians who made this possible! *Takes cheers and applause* Thank you and I love you! *Leaves stage* I couldn't have started my day any better :) Now back to reality... Still got quite some work to do today :sigh:
It's an OO world.
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:rose:
xoxo
Kid sister :rose: There's no place like Lounge - MeThanks :D
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Thanks! :D
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
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And not only that, I reached 10k rep in authority. CP finally recognizes me as a scholar :D *Takes award* So I want to thank my parents, my family, my friends who stood by me... And most of all thanks to all the CP'ians who made this possible! *Takes cheers and applause* Thank you and I love you! *Leaves stage* I couldn't have started my day any better :) Now back to reality... Still got quite some work to do today :sigh:
It's an OO world.
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public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
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Thanks! Took me a year to get to 50k, but I think the next 50 will be easier. So expect 100k before 2013! :)
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
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And not only that, I reached 10k rep in authority. CP finally recognizes me as a scholar :D *Takes award* So I want to thank my parents, my family, my friends who stood by me... And most of all thanks to all the CP'ians who made this possible! *Takes cheers and applause* Thank you and I love you! *Leaves stage* I couldn't have started my day any better :) Now back to reality... Still got quite some work to do today :sigh:
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
}Well done :thumbsup: And yeah you too have to get a life :-D
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Well done :thumbsup: And yeah you too have to get a life :-D
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thatraja wrote:
Well done
Thanks! :D
thatraja wrote:
And yeah you too have to get a life
Look who's talking, mr. 10 to 20k a month! :laugh:
It's an OO world.
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thatraja wrote:
Well done
Thanks! :D
thatraja wrote:
And yeah you too have to get a life
Look who's talking, mr. 10 to 20k a month! :laugh:
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
}Naerling wrote:
Look who's talking, mr. 10 to 20k a month! :laugh:
That's why I'm telling you, CP is addictive one. And I'm going to reduce my participation(Want to write article(s)....Still working on my 1st article(very big) which I started in Sep 2010 :(( ).
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Naerling wrote:
Look who's talking, mr. 10 to 20k a month! :laugh:
That's why I'm telling you, CP is addictive one. And I'm going to reduce my participation(Want to write article(s)....Still working on my 1st article(very big) which I started in Sep 2010 :(( ).
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Be careful not to write to much! If the article is really very big consider breaking it up in two or more smaller pieces. Keep to the core. I know it's hard, I've been wanting to write more than I did in my articles too (especially the one on collections). And actually that one did get a bit to long, but it still only cost me about a month to write (including example projects in VB and C# and all the research). Remember, more is not always better and before you know it you're documenting the entire .NET Framework :) If you need help you can send me an email by clicking 'email' on the bottom of this message. Would be nice to help a fellow CPian out :thumbsup:
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public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
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Be careful not to write to much! If the article is really very big consider breaking it up in two or more smaller pieces. Keep to the core. I know it's hard, I've been wanting to write more than I did in my articles too (especially the one on collections). And actually that one did get a bit to long, but it still only cost me about a month to write (including example projects in VB and C# and all the research). Remember, more is not always better and before you know it you're documenting the entire .NET Framework :) If you need help you can send me an email by clicking 'email' on the bottom of this message. Would be nice to help a fellow CPian out :thumbsup:
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
}Naerling wrote:
Be careful not to write to much! If the article is really very big consider breaking it up in two or more smaller pieces. Keep to the core.
No, actually there were couple of reasons for that. When I was about to near completion(article), someone posted an article on same topic :(( (Both person covered only less features in their article). And I planned to update more features. While I was working on that, again some one posted an article on same article :(( X| And I paused my article for months. Also I have faced(still facing some) more than couple of terrible things(Including my father's illness) on both personal life & work so I couldn't continue my article properly. But time to time I'm adding lot of small things in that article. And I decided to publish that as an extraordinary article(That article is more than enough for that topic....Covering A-Z). As a CP mentor I have moderated many articles so I want to make it mine as great. Hope I'll publish it quickly(Still it needs some work & I want to convert it into VS2010 version(currently developed in VS2008)). I'll let you know too(Many people asked me the same). BTW I have posted more than couple of Tip/Tricks[^](Currently 38) & a blog post(you know that one). And I'll reply you for your PM. Thanks mate.
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Naerling wrote:
Be careful not to write to much! If the article is really very big consider breaking it up in two or more smaller pieces. Keep to the core.
No, actually there were couple of reasons for that. When I was about to near completion(article), someone posted an article on same topic :(( (Both person covered only less features in their article). And I planned to update more features. While I was working on that, again some one posted an article on same article :(( X| And I paused my article for months. Also I have faced(still facing some) more than couple of terrible things(Including my father's illness) on both personal life & work so I couldn't continue my article properly. But time to time I'm adding lot of small things in that article. And I decided to publish that as an extraordinary article(That article is more than enough for that topic....Covering A-Z). As a CP mentor I have moderated many articles so I want to make it mine as great. Hope I'll publish it quickly(Still it needs some work & I want to convert it into VS2010 version(currently developed in VS2008)). I'll let you know too(Many people asked me the same). BTW I have posted more than couple of Tip/Tricks[^](Currently 38) & a blog post(you know that one). And I'll reply you for your PM. Thanks mate.
thatraja
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thatraja wrote:
When I was about to near completion(article), someone posted an article on same topic
That's tough luck! :laugh:
thatraja wrote:
more than couple of terrible things(Including my father's illness) on both personal life & work
Those are the real problems :( Hope you got them behind you so you can focus on happier things! Looking forward to your email and your article (you've created high expectations) :)
It's an OO world.
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public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
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thatraja wrote:
When I was about to near completion(article), someone posted an article on same topic
That's tough luck! :laugh:
thatraja wrote:
more than couple of terrible things(Including my father's illness) on both personal life & work
Those are the real problems :( Hope you got them behind you so you can focus on happier things! Looking forward to your email and your article (you've created high expectations) :)
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
}Naerling wrote:
Looking forward to your email and your article
Sure I'll.
Naerling wrote:
(you've created high expectations) :)
Yep, Actually I don't want to break that article, IMO it'll be extraordinary one if it's a single article. I'm planning to publish that before May end. Recently got some more related things for that article. Anyway article topic name .... suspense! Nice talking to you, cheers!
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