*** Thanks to CP & CP friends, I'm learning lots of stuff: Tech related & General also ***
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6 years there, only 3 month ago you realized that? :doh: :rolleyes: :omg: Ho well, better late than never! :laugh:
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Yes... Thanks.
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Hi friends, Joined CP almost 6 yrs ago but recently (last 3 months ago) realized the power of CP and the ocean of knowledge it is providing to its users (thru its users) is highly appreciable. Most of the CP buddies doing wonderful job by sharing lots of knowledge thru articles, blogs, Q&A, forum msgs, etc. Really, learning a lot of things....Thanks a lot everybody.
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Are you living at an event horizon?
Peter Wasser Art is making something out of nothing and selling it. Frank Zappa
I was living before sometime back I think,,, now it's fine. :)
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Hi friends, Joined CP almost 6 yrs ago but recently (last 3 months ago) realized the power of CP and the ocean of knowledge it is providing to its users (thru its users) is highly appreciable. Most of the CP buddies doing wonderful job by sharing lots of knowledge thru articles, blogs, Q&A, forum msgs, etc. Really, learning a lot of things....Thanks a lot everybody.
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Mohammed Hameed wrote:
Really, learning a lot of things....Thanks a lot everybody.
Thanks a lot too ;)
"Coming soon"
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Mohammed Hameed wrote:
Really, learning a lot of things....Thanks a lot everybody.
Thanks a lot too ;)
"Coming soon"
You're welcome.
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You're welcome.
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No you're welcome.
PB 369,783 wrote:
I just find him very unlikeable, and I think the way he looks like a prettier version of his Mum is very disturbing.[^]
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No you're welcome.
PB 369,783 wrote:
I just find him very unlikeable, and I think the way he looks like a prettier version of his Mum is very disturbing.[^]
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Hi friends, Joined CP almost 6 yrs ago but recently (last 3 months ago) realized the power of CP and the ocean of knowledge it is providing to its users (thru its users) is highly appreciable. Most of the CP buddies doing wonderful job by sharing lots of knowledge thru articles, blogs, Q&A, forum msgs, etc. Really, learning a lot of things....Thanks a lot everybody.
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Mohammed Hameed wrote:
realized the power of CP and the ocean of knowledge
Its not as good as stackoverflow though.
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Keith Barrow wrote:
No you're welcome.
Does it mean 'you're not welcome' in American language?
Apologies, it should have been: No, you're welcome. the comma is important.
Shameel wrote:
Does it mean 'you're not welcome' in American language?
I meant it as "On the contrary, you are the one who is welcome". Also I'm not American, despite weighing the same as a smallish brick shed :P
PB 369,783 wrote:
I just find him very unlikeable, and I think the way he looks like a prettier version of his Mum is very disturbing.[^]
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Mohammed Hameed wrote:
realized the power of CP and the ocean of knowledge
Its not as good as stackoverflow though.
Erudite_Eric wrote:
Its not as good as stackoverflow though.
You are comparing apples with oranges. Stack overflow is a fantastic QA site, where you can solve your issues. Code Project is an awesome Tutorial site, where you can learn new things. CP is more social, while SO is more professional. You can't say hello-howdy to other members on SO, but you will sure get to-the-point answers to your questions. :)
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Mohammed Hameed wrote:
realized the power of CP and the ocean of knowledge
Its not as good as stackoverflow though.
I completely agree with Rutvik.
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I completely agree with Rutvik.
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So do I.
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Erudite_Eric wrote:
Its not as good as stackoverflow though.
You are comparing apples with oranges. Stack overflow is a fantastic QA site, where you can solve your issues. Code Project is an awesome Tutorial site, where you can learn new things. CP is more social, while SO is more professional. You can't say hello-howdy to other members on SO, but you will sure get to-the-point answers to your questions. :)
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Yeah, I know.