Oh god, yeh that's ugly.

Fair point! In this case, it was just poor

Scoped vars make so much sense! They stop shitty devs just using those variables and other functions polluting them

That's nothing. I had this once in JS ` if(functionName) //that's a reference, not a call! { //Do something } else { //Some other equally poor code }` It came up at pull request that as it's a function reference, it will always be true, and thus got rejected. Anyway, the bloke went mental, telling me I couldn't reject it as I hadn't run the code to see if it worked.... He started randomly rejecting my pull requests after that.

My initial question is why? What are you going to gain? Etc..

Good call on your stern response! This is subject that should definitely not be made into a joke...(!)

I asked a guy I used to work, who has alopecia, if he lazered his head/eyebrows - not realising why they weren't there.. a blank stare back - but due to the lack of eyebrows - I could quite judge his reaction ;) (Just so I don't look a complete James Blunt, his baldness was the topic of conversation!)

Do I need to re-post it? Or is there a way to "Move" it...

Whilst knocking out a feature that I'd come back to... I did this bit of code:

public bool IsSuperUserEnabled()
{
return true;
}

Whilst investigating a minor issue I had whilst testing things, I stumbled back upon it... never again!

I've used CC.NET in the past at another company (using SourceGear), it appeared to work quite well, and the web dashboard worked well! TFS does bring with it Gated Check-Ins (Can be a god sent!)

We're using TFS - agreed it's more of an overall thing, but it works quite well... well it does until you want separate repos - then you need separate servers :/

Isn't DI/IoC just another way of loose coupling?

Sugar - I didn't see this reply this far down - and I've also just posted this link! :/

--Edit I've just found the post a few above this showing of this gem..-- I can actually go one better than that.. http://www.fabricland.co.uk/[^] Because every page is different, they've account to hurt even colour (spelt correctly) blind people! P.s note the use of Comic Sans!

I thought Zoom was an IE thing?! Or is it just used to fix things in IE (HasLayout for CSS!)

I disagree - I've got that crap in C# code..

Better News Corp, than News International ;)

Love it!

I gave up on suggesting test instances and live instances....

My latest...

/// <summary>
/// A collection of classes for generating Hashes
/// </summary>
public class Hash
{
/// <summary>
/// Returns a MD5 hash - DO NOT use this for encryption
/// </summary>
/// <param name="str"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
///

    //Using this for encryption would render you a complete tool.
    public string GenerateMD5Hash(string str)
    {

    }

}