std::string str ("Nobody cares about development...");

[Free]

 

[Free]

"World's Best CSS Developer" Trophy

 

[Free]

I'm still suspicious after I fix all the errors.

 

[Noodles]

What's almost more annoying is when it doesn't have any errors, but it runs with no result.

 

[Free]

 

[GoblinCampFollower]

All joking aside, it is horrifying what my fortune 100 company still uses excel for....

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

And Access is hardly any better. They called the Access database engine "jet" because it sucks and blows at the same time, and these days Microsoft themselves are using sqlite instead.

 

[Noodles]

All joking aside, it is horrifying what my fortune 100 company still uses excel for....

Sounds like my company. In the upper half of the Fortune 100.

 

[Free]

And Access is hardly any better. They called the Access database engine "jet" because it sucks and blows at the same time, and these days Microsoft themselves are using sqlite instead.

Did Microsoft ever use it for anything other than a way to claim they provide a database product in Office?

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

Did Microsoft ever use it for anything other than a way to claim they provide a database product in Office?

When I was a desktop guy I would see errors in logs from random Microsoft things that looked like they came from Access or Jet, but I have recycled most of those neurons since the last time I had to sit in front of a user's computer and figure out why their mail was broken or whatever.

 

[Free]

Why you shouldn't code in different languages in different dev environments at the same time:

I was writing a python app for a process I need to run in my Linux workspace that spits out data at the console on a regular basis. Meanwhile, I was also in SL fixing a script that also spits out data, to local chat.

Tired of local chat being filled with chatty nonsense, I typed "clear" for the third time before I realized why it was not doing anything.

 

[Soen Eber]

i read once about a certain editor where in one of it's modes it had the following key bindings:
e - Exit
d - Delete
i - Iterative
t - Transmit (to server/mainframe)

Guess what happens when you acidentally typed "edit" in that mode?

 

[Free]

Hrm...

 

[Free]

I wonder if this works for other languages. Python sources surely have a lot of swearing in it.

 

[Bartholomew Gallacher]

I wonder if this works for other languages. Python sources surely have a lot of swearing in it.

Linux kernel quality count graph.

 

[Free]

Linux kernel quality count graph.

Looks like the Linux kernel just keeps filling up with crap.

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

Back in the '90s I was at a convention talking to Dennis Ritchie and this guy walked up wearing a tee shirt with /* You are not expected to understand this */ printed on it, and he laughed, and said that the rest of the comment was actually wrong so they hadn't understood it either.

 

[Noodles]

Looks like the Linux kernel just keeps filling up with crap.

This is why you need to flush the buffer from time to time.

 

[Free]

This is why you need to flush the buffer from time to time.

 

[Free]

Sometimes...