Clients of mine see the whole internet/browser/search space under the umbrella concept of 'Google'. That is, they do bankin gon Google, they do Facebook on Google, and they do searches on Google.

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So size doesn't matter! I always knew! :laugh: You have the thought that modern physics just relay on assumptions, that somehow depends on a smile of a cat, which isn’t there.( Albert Einstein)

That sounds like fun, when's the trip?

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How long till we have to brush off our explanations in the VB.Net forum?

That's why you need to include Marketing in those meetings. A Marketing type would have offered a round of drinks to all, and promised anything imaginable to settle the matter favorably. They are good for something, after all... most are excellent bartenders. "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

Ken Thompson designed it, Dennis Ritchie built it, and together they talked Brian Kernighan into trying it out. :-D

We are Americans (and we have been called that for most of the last 400 years). That Canadians of a certain mind-set (*) want to whinge about that is not our problem. That Canadians of a certain mind-set seem to want us to stop being Americans ... it sometime seems so that *they* can then claim the word ... is not our problem. (*) Typically, leftists of various stripes who define their cultural/national identity in opposition to that of Americans; it's rather sad and pathetic, really.

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And how well does work?

Without getting neck deep in this topic again... I don't have a problem with abortion as self defence, and even for rape and incest. Stick to those and we'd have 99% fewer abortion in this country. Leaving no room for anybody to complain about the other handful that happen every year. Or if they would at the very least put half as much effort into educating and whatever else could be done to promote prevention, as they do in promoting abortion and the various "rights" surrounding it. Whoever suggested that parents shouldn't have to be notified should be retro-actively aborted on national TV. Visit BoneSoft.com for code generation tools (XML & XSD -> C#, VB, etc...) and some free developer tools as well.

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Perhaps I falsely interpolated what you wrote to be "software engineering books [are] ... about managing the software development process" By my definition of managing a process I don't see much in that regard in Knuth, DDH and some of the other books in Amazons list. I am not saying that SDLC management is not SE. However I am saying that SE is more than SDLC management, other facets include techniques, algorithm selection etc.

ed welch wrote: legitamite Sounds like a spread used by Aussie lawyers.

The childcare classic, "Pacifiers for Dummies"?