Here's my result. Download : 80 mbps Upload : 24 mbps SpeedTest[^]

I really wonder who voted this up? I dont want to argue with vb vs c# preference. But based on my experience, c# is far more powerful than vb, I used both language on my profession but I'd prefer c#. So it's either you haven't used c# to its full content or you haven't met a productive person using c# that will make your productive VB dev look like a fresh grad. Nothing personal follows.

Both code goes to the category of Hall of Shame? :wtf:

Yeah, I'm looking forward to it. Been using CP since 2006, just being fair with the community.

http://www.codeproject.com/Answers/180371/validating-date-for-age.aspx#answer1[^] Been lurking since August 2006, and thats my very first contribution to CP. Its like my debut!:suss:

How many cigs do you consume per day? I plan to quit but the stress level increases incrementally by the minutes I'm not smoking.

I bet

On my side, all the links were added with %20 (space code). You can always delete it to work.

Has anyone else noticed that the newsletter from codeproject adds a %20 on the end of the link? News.aspx?ntag=numbersHere

Try checking the application log. And dont swallow exceptions on your code.

Naerling wrote:

I have read quite some Code Project articles and I find them generally easy to understand, many provide good test projects, and at the end I almost always feel like I have learned something valuable.

I totally agree with this one. Almost all my problems/questions were solved when I go to CP. Good comparison. High five!