If you want to talk about the dark side, I've been working in Perl lately! So I use what's appropriate for the language. For C++, I use camelCase. For Perl, I use @the_underscores. (I do have to admit - C#? Get away, get away! is my opinion about that language.)

Yeah. Me, too. (I do my work in C++... don't want to hassle requiring the .net framework...)

Did you try setting search.yahoo.com as your home page?

Or you're on LiveJournal (in a non-programming group) and make a second comment - correcting the spelling in the first one - that says s/misspelled/correct/... (I admit to doing that one.) --Curtis

1, maybe a 2 if it only applies to GPL-only code. (My one article so far hooks into a tri-licensed library, although it isn't itself licensed "formally".)

Oh, no!... I have to admit to resembling that remark, however, as I am forced to use VB (usually VBA) on occasion.