Isn't that being generic??? I mean honestly can't they(super models) inherit new behaviour? class SuperModel : ISoul, IHeart, IPersonality { ... }

One of those nifty things would look cool in any living room. ;) Troika 'Cloud'[^]

I think that is a good point for anyone who thinks one technology / language is good for all applications. :laugh: Thanks for the laugh.

Steve Echols wrote:

Maybe they can call it absolute black,

Wouldn't it be more like 99.9% Black. It could be 100% if you are rounding to the nearest one.

I always keep a straight face.:|

Chris Losinger wrote:

no, it's .200 of an employee. don't discard significant digits!

I was going to comment on the ability of an organization to have .001 of a person but I wasn't sure if that was going to far.

My joke has been ruined :(( That is what I get for being clever.

Reading the article... Facts on Sun Microsystems "34.200 employees worldwide" ..ummm.... how does one company have 0.2 of an employee???:confused: and a total of 34.2 worldwide, they must be cyborgs to do what they do.

I find it amusing that I can use characters such as '@' or '%' for passwords related to email and such, but things that should be more secure like online banking only allow alpha-numeric entires. :confused:

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Pretty interesting. Mind you, it would be very boring if you were a minimalist.

I am using VS 2003 with 1.1 of the framework. (No hope of getting an upgrade :( ) Scenario I am using a textbox which allows a user to input text in order to filter a list. I am using the KeyPress event for the control to save the user from having to click a separate button. Problem The event doesn't fire sometimes. The odd time another control (e.g. a button ) gains focus and fires it's Click event. I have tried searching this site as well as Google to no avail. Has anyone encountered this type of problem?:confused:

Does it come with full plans for the Death Star??? If not, it should.

Where can one find the complete works of Shakesbeer? At the pub? :laugh:

Mike Dimmick wrote:

Funnily enough I thought of your post when I saw that announced! "Full backing" seems to be a precursor to an imminent sacking.

I wonder if IT management or any management would use a term like 'Full Backing' before giving you the boot. 'You want to do what??' ... 'Sounds like a great idea, you have my full backing.'

benjymous wrote:

rather than craning over a table

I could see some people thinking it would be better to mount it on a wall to avoid neck strain.

Quite shocking this new MP3 player. The colors are soooo stunning. :laugh:

You don't remember??? :doh: Clearly that nap wasn't long enough.

I have the opposite problem... I can't shut mine off.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/20080107/sc_livescience/napsmayboostmemory[^] If I could only get my boss to agree. :)