Jörgen Andersson wrote: At home is irrelevant ... Not necessarily so. It could be expected of me, by my company, that I advance my knowledge in areas other than those I touch on a daily office basis, and that I do such advancement at home, off regular working hours. Also, my company actually does iP* dev, just not my team. Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel modified on Monday, August 15, 2011 5:24 PM

Lately, I've used the Feedly extension for FF. It uses Google Reader in the background, but it does the trick for me. The Brief FF extension is also quite good IMO. -EM

It's very nice place (sp. the climate)... Dont forget to take picture inside a trunk of a huge tree (sp. with the kids if you have any). and if you are planning to drive from SFO to the park, then drive carefully... its bit trickey road. And yes we took our own food there... :)

Stay in your room writing code with the blinds drawn. :cool:

Absolutely agree with you :laugh:

Strange, when I view this page (a page on the website at the end of the video), there is some QuickTime thing that doesn't want to play. And when I right click on it, there are some options that are disabled and that say "PRO" next to them... but I have QuickTime Pro and those options are supposed to go away. And everything works perfectly fine for the video on apple.com. :doh: Cool video by the way. :thumbsup: [Forum Guidelines]

That way you haven't to discard anything (that would make me feel like my wife... :rolleyes: ). I'm curious about performance, though: you may try both methods, compare them (for correctness and performance) and eventually write an article... :laugh: If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile. This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke [My articles]

Isn't there a Visual Studio forum?

Transition is a noun - not a verb. However,IMHO, American English (and increasingly Australian and NZ English)has always permitted/encouraged the use of nouns as verbs at the user's behest. This sometimes enriches the language and somtimes detracts. I have often seen "transition" being used as a verb - "... the system transitioned from state 1 to ...". Ugly and unnecessary, iI think.

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It is no different, which is why scanned/faxed/emailed letters are not legal. That is why Solicitors always get you to sign things, in ink and where necessary, stamp and impress them. (I do not mean impress as in make them go WOW!). Plus as I mentioned, it looks stupid. ------------------------------------ No Good Deed Goes Unpunished Clare Boothe Luce

Yep, 32 bits, 4 gig adressing. Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

THANK YOU! You put an end to a total of a day's worth of needlessly wasted time. @MS VS Team: if you are listening (and even if you aren't), change the dialog to tell us which components are missing, or put the list in some kind of easy to find log file.

Great stuff - thanks! -- Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel

Counting the guards or guarding the count? In the the second case it could mean keeping count.

Stone him....

led mike wrote: you believe there is something wrong with MFC Yes. led mike wrote: but you are fine with writing COM code No. I'd avoid it if I could, but I'm not going to throw in MFC into my project just because I need HTML display functionality. led mike wrote: Did you read your own post? Yes. Multiple times. Since I'm not a native English speaker, I want to maximize the likelihood for anyone to understand what I mean. Why did you wonder that? led mike wrote: Ok then, good luck. Thanks. -- Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel

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I thought it was about the use of "ensure" inside comments, not naming functions with it. In that case, using Ensure as a prefix sounds just as weird to me as using MakeSure. :P If I'm not sure about something I just ASSERT it and fix problems later.