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They (who they?) say when women say yes it means a no and no means an yes. If that is true, what do women mean when they click the yes button? How programmers deal with such situations without knowing the sex of the user? :confused:
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They (who they?) say when women say yes it means a no and no means an yes. If that is true, what do women mean when they click the yes button? How programmers deal with such situations without knowing the sex of the user? :confused:
When they click the YES button they actually meant to click the NO button in which case the YES handler should get called and here thats what happens anyway. So no need to code separately for the two genders. One will do. Nish
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When they click the YES button they actually meant to click the NO button in which case the YES handler should get called and here thats what happens anyway. So no need to code separately for the two genders. One will do. Nish
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They (who they?) say when women say yes it means a no and no means an yes. If that is true, what do women mean when they click the yes button? How programmers deal with such situations without knowing the sex of the user? :confused:
We (as men) don't need to worry about it because if a woman wants to get along in OUR world, they must conform to our way of thinking. They should be used to it anyway - it *is* a male-dominated society, it always has been, and it always *will be. If they would just stop trying to buck a well-established and proven paradigm, *they* would be a lot better off. Period. This message was brought to you by The Society For The Continuation of Males Being In Charge Of Everything, in cooperation with Sensitive Men Should Be Doing The Dishes. "...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001
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We (as men) don't need to worry about it because if a woman wants to get along in OUR world, they must conform to our way of thinking. They should be used to it anyway - it *is* a male-dominated society, it always has been, and it always *will be. If they would just stop trying to buck a well-established and proven paradigm, *they* would be a lot better off. Period. This message was brought to you by The Society For The Continuation of Males Being In Charge Of Everything, in cooperation with Sensitive Men Should Be Doing The Dishes. "...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001
cooperation with Sensitive Men Should Be Doing The Dishes Hey! David Wulff, Founder of The BLA dwulff@battleaxesoftware.com New's flash - Bob caught in kitchen incident.
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They (who they?) say when women say yes it means a no and no means an yes. If that is true, what do women mean when they click the yes button? How programmers deal with such situations without knowing the sex of the user? :confused:
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Does this function return a value from 'enum Sex { Male, Female,Unknown}' or from 'enum Sex {Male, Female, Unknown, Bi, Trans, Closet, None, Reserved1,Reserved2,Reserved3)'? :)
hey there's nothing wrong with being a Reserved2 we have rights and feelings too you know, and whips and leather straps and things that make strange noises and vibrate.... and through force of habit we always press the Yes button though often only the No button is visible. We do it for the joy of seeing the users struggle.
