If you're going to require a break for each case, why require breaks at all? Why not just automatically escape the switch statement when the next case starts?
I use 2.0, so the extension method thing doesn't effect me (or at least doesn't yet).
I rarely, if ever, use enums, and I've never had a problem with immutable types
I do understand what you mean with the switch/case thing. Who the hell decided that requiring a break for each case was a good idea? What's wrong with designing some cases to fall through into the next case?
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You know what ASP.NET is, right?
Please explain exactly what is wrong with C#
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Can someone please explain what is wrong with C#? Something other than the fact it was created by Microsoft or simply that it is 'rubbish'.
What features of the language do you have a problem with? Ok, so there's no multiple inheritance. What else?
I've been doing ASP.NET via C# for a living for about 18 months now, and I've found it to be a perfectly servicable language. What's the problem with it?
I hate Microsoft's business ethics just as much as the next/.er. I'm still going to judge their products based on their own merits.
Very scratchy, but someone on the IMDB forums suggested that it's possible to clean them up. That the scratches are just in the film coating, not in the image itself.
Granted, it only saves bookmarks, but I wouldn't be comfortable with all that other stuff being anywhere else but my machine anyway. My passwords I don't even like being on my machine. I keep them in my head.
Slashdot Mirror
By William Sleator
Pretty good book for kids that gets into 4th and 5th dimensional geometry.
For that matter, get them Flatland and Sphereland. You can get them as a single volume.
Unless you're talking about the tiny bit of javascript that it sends to the browser.
ASP.NET is a backend web development language
Unless you are using your notebook as a server, it will never even see ASP.NET code.
If you're going to require a break for each case, why require breaks at all? Why not just automatically escape the switch statement when the next case starts?
I use 2.0, so the extension method thing doesn't effect me (or at least doesn't yet).
I rarely, if ever, use enums, and I've never had a problem with immutable types
I do understand what you mean with the switch/case thing. Who the hell decided that requiring a break for each case was a good idea? What's wrong with designing some cases to fall through into the next case?
You know what ASP.NET is, right?
Can someone please explain what is wrong with C#? Something other than the fact it was created by Microsoft or simply that it is 'rubbish'.
What features of the language do you have a problem with? Ok, so there's no multiple inheritance. What else?
I've been doing ASP.NET via C# for a living for about 18 months now, and I've found it to be a perfectly servicable language. What's the problem with it?
I hate Microsoft's business ethics just as much as the next /.er. I'm still going to judge their products based on their own merits.
Why uninstall it? Why not just turn off the link checking feature. That's what I do.
Very scratchy, but someone on the IMDB forums suggested that it's possible to clean them up. That the scratches are just in the film coating, not in the image itself.
Thank you very much for this link, btw.
How do we go about getting this declared unconstitutional?
So you could make up anything you wanted to say against me, without regard to what I was actually saying?
There's one small detail that you are overlooking.
Companies shouldn't be breaking the law just because the government tells them to!
And if they do, they SHOULD be punished! As should the people in the government that told them to break the law.
They don't have the right. The constitution actually forbids it.
Then the definition of 'treason' needs to change.
As far as I'm concerned, every single member of Congress who votes in favor of this bill is guilty of treason.
Please, be realistic. These guys are computer engineers, not miracle workers.
They have a genuine 3d version of Myst
Realmyst
No, the activation does not become usable again. Read the article.
I'll keep that in mind in case that ever happens.
wait...
I use del.icio.us
Granted, it only saves bookmarks, but I wouldn't be comfortable with all that other stuff being anywhere else but my machine anyway. My passwords I don't even like being on my machine. I keep them in my head.
No PC? Bastards!
Games need more of that kind of sexy and less of the Lara Croft kind of sexy.
Allow me to shove your head under the putrescent waters of depression.
Three year old solves rubik's cube in less than 2 minutes.
6 year old solves rubik's cube in 40 seconds.
Guy solves rubik's cube in 20 seconds with one hand.
Guy solves rubik's cube in 50 seconds -- with his feet
\I can't solve it either
Crazy bastards actually went and did it.
http://fold.it/