If only I could vote more than 5... :)

I wasted my Steam one-off return to get rid of it. Got bored a few hours into the game, and I'm an avid gamer.

Oh, the irony! Thank you for your contribution, I am pleased to see money is not a concern for you.

You're welcome. A shame, really. :(

My thoughts exactly.

> but if I do some work with sharepoint again I'll want to use it again I'm sure Funny, I had to use Reflector on SharePoint assemblies not long ago. It did help solving the problem.

ZDNet article[^] Quoting: [Ed] What about all the people using the free version now. Won’t they just continue to use that? [Greg] This is a common misunderstanding about .NET Reflector and it is something we have taken a lot of flack for in the two and a half years we have owned the tool. .NET Reflector actually has always had a 6 month expiration date built in to each version. Every 6 months or so you need to update to the next version of the software. A lot of people think Red Gate built that expiration model into Reflector but actually it is the way Lutz had run things for the previous 8 years. Forced update; as for bypassing it, it would be oh so bad. For them.

Reflector, our beloved Reflector, will never be free again. From version 7 on, you'll have to dish out 35$. I don't know if it's a repost; search didn't produce results. Feels wrong. X|

Fantastic, I loved Tyrian :thumbsup:

Bought a paper once; in hindsight, price per page was so high it wasn't really worth it. Were you looking for something in particular?

Hey, Bobby Tables!

Thanks! I'll be sure to buy a pair of tickets this monday (if there's any left, which I really hope). They don't seem to be expensive. Opeth? I think the same - I just don't like their singer.

Lucky chaps we are, aren't we :P Have fun!

Very nice! Milan, 26 Oct. That's great, as I'm in Milan for work usually. :-D I'll buy a ticket for the missus as well... she's a fan too, so it makes for a good gift :P

Fantastic, I'd love to see them live... haven't managed yet. Their latest album kicks ass, I find it much better than Octavarium and Systematic Chaos (besides a few tracks). :-D

One of those videos you should not see for your own sake. :wtf:

Extremely interesting. I think this will have plenty of uses in the future. Game developers (or math-intensive app devs) could benefit from immutability and implicit parallelization of some methods. The curious thing is that I'm currently dealing with this stuff and perhaps F# would make it all easier.

"Good Riddance (Time of your Life)" - Green Day

Great news indeed. :)

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Not for code!

I use MS Reference Sans Serif... I can't use anything else. :doh: