Nice machine! I have a similar one but with 8GB RAM. No multimonitor yet though
Harvey Saayman wrote:
- I'm an AMD fanboy
Only reason needed for me :laugh:
...Of course, we're talking about software development here, where the simplest solution is often ignored..
That's just it... there's no such thing as a "trained" cat. When you "have" a cat, the only one trained is you. I could sell him as a "futuristic honey pot", though :D
...Of course, we're talking about software development here, where the simplest solution is often ignored..
Well that would explain why my cat seemed rather satisfied this morning :D
...Of course, we're talking about software development here, where the simplest solution is often ignored..
Ah... the expected can still be amusing :laugh: Happened to me for a while though, turns out the shortcut I used was running IE "safe-mode" vs. "normal" IE. Could that solve your problem?
...Of course, we're talking about software development here, where the simplest solution is often ignored..
The return type would actually be IQueryable<Category> but as it is based on IEnumerable<Category> they are "interchangeable" (depending on you needs of course).
...Of course, we're talking about software development here, where the simplest solution is often ignored..
One place this possibility could be useful is for Consumer Products Market Research (e.g: Cleaning Products, Toothpaste, ...) where you could create a model in 3D and then use them in the virtual shelf simulation. I was involved in the market research side of this, and this type of technology could help decrease the times to get a virtual shelf. The company I worked for used to have a proprietary application that had many quirks... While interesting this technology may not be as widespread as say 3d charts. Just my $0.02 :)