I find more people to click multiple random buttons before they would shake anything...unless of course they had a tablet where they may shake the whole tablet. That would be a nifty feature...shake the tablet all your windows minimize...like an etch-a-sketch.

OK so I too never knew about this feature. However I'm still trying to grasp the point of it. Either my current window is maximized or if not it's because I need to see the other windows. So why would I want this "feature"?...

I admit it...I like the ribbon. I was skeptical at first but then quickly learned it and now find it faster. Additonally it seems from this artical http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/08/29/improvements-in-windows-explorer.aspx[^] everything people use most is on the same tab and they worked it to have more space then Windows 7. I for one welcome the new explorer.

This fixed the same problem for me the other day

I get to wear pretty much whatever I want to work. Currently I'm wearing a metal concert t-shirt and jeans. When it finally gets warm I'll break out the shorts. We're supposed to dress nicer when a client is coming but we aren't always warned about that so I will sometimes end up in shorts and a t-shirt walking in front of a client. Thankfully I'm not required to meet with them so it's not a huge deal in the long run.

While technically not a code comment I found a comment in a log file for a program i was integrating with which said "No goats where harmed in the making of this product."

I would vote for either AVG free(free yet stellar) or NOD32(not free but still stellar) both outperform* all the "popular" anitviruses such as Norton and MacAfee. Neither will bog down your system I've used both and can attest to that. *I saw this in an article that went over a whole bunch of antiviruses to see which ones caught viruses fastest(which is most important to me in the long run)

i have a datatable representing items in an order as follows Items: itemNum Origin Destination QtyOrdered AmountPackaged I have a datagrid that i only want to show only the items that haven't been fully packaged i.e. QtyOrdered isn't the same as AmountPackaged. So i set its datasource to the tables default view and set items.defaultview.rowfilter = "QtyOrdered <> AmountPackaged" However this doesn't seem to do anything as when AmountPackaged matches QtyOrdered the row never gets filtered out. any idea on why my filter isn't working?

If its code you're protective of don't upload it. However perhaps you have something your just goofing around with and think it could be neatened. Or only upload a snipit you don't have to upload your entire project.

So I found this great site that I thought The Code Project memebers would appreciate. It is called refactormycode.com and you upload code and other members of RMC will help you neaten it up, fix security holes, ext. This way everyone can write better code.