heheheh :D. Cool thing....i myself as developer can understand that sort of things can happen when code passes through certain hands without proper comments.

i would say Source Control is a must. i can't dream about programming without it... it provide you with versioning and also act as a backup...

i have installed VS2003,Vs2005 and even VS2007 Orcas beta on same machine no problems no conflicts.

i myself do personal projects and i think after your job. you should be allowed as its your personal time and there is no harm in doning that.. i think... ;)

I am totally agreed. this is how things are working on Rentacoder.com.....

Jeffry J. Brickley wrote:

Ed Dixon wrote: either positive or negative let's see... the milder response before Christian finds this.... what positive or negative can be said about "lowest bid" work? We're not talking about lowest bid for quality, we're talking lowest bid, period. If you have dent in your car there are two ways to fix it, the slow meticulous and delicate way of trying to pop it out with either suction cups or removing the panel and pushing it in place, or drilling a hole popping a hook in, pulling it out, filling the hole and handing it back to you. The latter one is real cheap, can be done for about $25, and definately "repairs the dent" just adds extra issues. So too rentacoder, cheap quality lacking code offers keeps the costs to the "requestor" down, but so too the quality of the result. Also, similar to our contract here, there is no standard for grading the result, so even if you do quality work, you may get downgraded for any reason. We stopped doing work with one customer on our contract because he didn't believe anyone deserved more than a 75% grade. Now if you do absolutely perfect work, and can at most receive 75%, why bother? So outside of being good for the college student with no experience, and nothing to loose, it is near useless for both customers and experienced programmers.

well! for your information the variables exist in a function are diposed automatically by the .net garbage collector... in technical way the .net memmorry management is non-deterministic i.e. dot net manages it automatically.... so you don't need to worry in the function case it will be disposed automatically..... hope that helps:zzz:

i want to get the harddisk and processor id in vb.net... is that possible...as i am writing a security utility....please guide me..