I couldn't agree more I doing some work involving RabbitMQ and Protocol Buffers developed in Java using intelliJ (which is bloody amazing by the way and I've always been a Visual Studio chap) and everything so far has been free, gratis, zilch cost! How are people making money I wonder.

I got one of those Windows 10 development environment VMs which include VS2015. Get a Windows 10 development environment - Windows app development[^] I used Hyper-V. I've been using VS2013 for a good while and had no problem opening and woking on my solutions using VS2015 in the VM. It's still too early for me to completely move to VS2015 for daily development though.

I'm in the same boat and I'm considering an ultra-wide instead of using two monitors for browser + Visual Studio development, LG has a nice 29" 21:9 but the 34" is also being considered. Be good also for my current Heroes and Generals addiction.

My lady got into bed the other night with an actual paperback book, she began to read it then casually reached out and switched the light off! Then she switched it back on again :-D

I'm sure for a samll fee I can provide this service :-) I can even answer the phone if anyone checks up. For a large enough* donation I'll marry my wife again. Hasta luego Andy *needs to cover wedding and guests travel arrangements

I like this thread it makes me feel young and spritely :)

I really liked Visio but job change to a company that wouldn't pay for it, hence Dia gets my vote used it extensively for bloody years.

I like it. Need to knock my browser font size down a couple of notches do it looks good and is easy to read. A.

Lego Then again IMO it's better to let kids find out for themselves what to love.

Can anyone give me ONE example where layered code has proved to be a major advantage? Sounds to me like you're working on an un-documented project. Bad. Can you imagine a protocol stack not being separated into layers? When you re-use code OO is a dream. A.

Yup it's taken 6000 years, but yup one down (even though the plant wasn't responsable) A.

I'll never forget his piano playing, genius. He hasn't gone and died or anything has he? A.

Libieria Swaziland Papua New Guinea USA None have paid maternerty leave. Amazing isn't it? A. Edit: they are the ONLY four countries that don't http://www.huffingtonpost.com/maria-rodale/what-family-values-the-re_b_242625.html[^]

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BoneSoft wrote:

A) The US doesn't currently have a president, you mean the guy currently illegally holding the office of president.

Wake up man, that was Bush.

I read it from HuffPo, it's well written and he is a very good speaker, much like your last commander in chief :laugh: A.

I belong in the back room, where is it? Unless it's full of red-necks keeping their heads down and dodging the Bush Crime Family flak :laugh:

Vikram A Punathambekar wrote:

Any other recommendations? Fawlty Towers is on my list.

Oh if you like that sort of thing you'll love "The Trailer Park Boys", way to go Canada! I've recently been watching the first two series of "Skins" a serial out of Bristol in the UK, I thought it was excellent.

Synaptrik wrote:

Does anyone really know what to do?

Well some are trying to find a way into the future. Perhaps if the red-necked neo-cons would accept that they failed they could start helping. One upshot is seeing RNNs making socialist sounding comments. That's why they're so quiet of late.

Dalek Dave wrote:

This bastard wants to kill and maim and now this happens?

Dalek Dave wrote:

drench him in petrol and burn him.

I think you two would get on well. So don't you think there should be any sort of compensation for those wrongly imprisioned?

It's hardly surprising they slipped-up though, what with living in a country made out of ice.