I use a Lenovo Legion (gaming) for development already for two years, it is fast, thin bevel, matte screen (not the glossy you have with touchscreens), enough USB ports, and it has a built-in network connector which you won't find much in recent laptops. It is missing display port only HDMI, but mine is already 2 years old. So far no issues.

Once one a Micrsoft seminar 'security' the first question to the audience was "who of you is using his birthday as unlock code on his mobile phone". 25% of the audience raised there hand. The speaker replied: we have a lot of work to do, as it is already unsafe to use your birthday as unlock code, but telling in public your are using it.....

Did you ever saw someone entering a good password in a movie :) I remember a space movie someone asking the password to engage the attack, the password was 1 2 3 4 5.

Reminds me of an funny calculation at school, but should be done on a LCD calculator. Turn the calculator up-side-down and enter 707 + 707, you get LOL + LOL = HIHI

h) in a cup

I jumped in on .Net 1.1 and in .Net 3.5 I would say the baby was born :-) As it is a small tool I would stay in WinForm, for major developments chose a different stack. Rene

for (;;)
{
Console.WriteLine("this, and while(true) loops, are an abomination ... as evil as using goto");

goto get\_me\_out\_of\_here;

}

get_me_out_of_here:

Now you have it all :laugh:

He was born in Breukelen, the Netherlands, just a few km's away from my house. Trivia - Brooklyn (NY) was originally called Breukelen. :rose::rose::rose:

Wouldn't it be more interesting how many keystrokes you typed? if (i==1) vs var result = MyWonderfullData.Where(x => x.FullNameWithoutSpaces).Select().OrderBy().Etc().Etc() makes quite a difference :)

Remdinds me when the Dutch soccer team played in the USA long time ago, the trainers name was Dick Advocaat and one of the players name was Johan de (the) Kock.