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He probably works for a major bank. 
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Hey now, some of my colleagues work for a major bank.
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lol, soon someone will point out that all data is binary. Make sure you have a face shield on, as his head is certain to explode.
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“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
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Try doing a view-source and search for date, lots of interesting calculators available; such as ovulation-prediction. If it's as good as this article then...
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Trying to debug an updater application and wondering why I can't figure out why the downloaded update doesn't delete the old updater application after the restart.
You should upload the version with the implemented delete-the-old-application-code before testing it.. 
![Java | [Coffee]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/coffee.gif)
If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't. — Lyall Watson
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It should know what you meant to do, and handle it for you.
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Well recently I was debugging a hold-call button in our SIP app. everything was perfect, the code in the ClickListener looked fine.
I wrote even Logs!
But that damn... button didn't hold the call!
It took only ... no I don't want to say how long, until I recognized, that I didn't connect the Listener method to the event... *coughs*
But now it works
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Hi All,
I'm guessing that many here have an opion on just wondering what the opion is? I happen to dislike most instant coffee I will drink it in the am just to get out the door, previous company had a Cowardines (professional) coffee maker that boss wife aquired (?) from someone. New company it Kenco instant decaff, oh dear. However someone has donated a Tassimo coffee maker which I tend to use (local supermarket had a load of the pods on sale) got into a conversation on coffee with guy next to me, he is serious grinds his own by hand has a Caffetierre on his desk dislikes the Tassimo for 'plastic coffee'. So opions please...
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glennPattonWork wrote: opion
Opium, Shirley you mean opium.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
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Usually at this time of day anything to get the motor running... 
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I think I had an opion on my old Ford Cortina, but it fell off during its last MOT.
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Hmmm, as I typed I am not good before 11:00 at the earliest opinions is what I meant... 
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Two cups of tea usually do it for me. Or when I was working, three cups.
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What, you wanted serious answers. 
For the office I have an Aeropress. Just choose your favorite brand of coffee, ground or beans, put in the press (after grinding if you have beans ), press it down and hey presto great coffee. It makes less mess than those cafetiere's and is easier to clean.
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How long does it take to make a coffee for you? Without leaving my desk, I can make an espresso in ... [makes another shot] ... less than a minute!
veni bibi saltavi
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About five to ten minutes, I have to leave my desk, which is a good thing IMHO, its nice to stretch my legs and get away from the screen.
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You spend an hour a day making coffee? Sheesh!
veni bibi saltavi
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I know, but I do so on my employer's time and they don't complain. It's lucky you are not my boss. 
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I have a professional coffee grinder at home. Just ground coffee tastes better.
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Is that any way to talk about your wife?
veni bibi saltavi
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Nope, it's about my ![Java | [Coffee]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/coffee.gif) life. 
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Cafetiere - I took one to my last company, as the "coffee" was so bad. You can get single cup versions, and they work nicely (as well as preventing anyone else feeling slighted that you only made a "pot for yourself" with your own coffee.
Freshly ground is the best, but the ready ground stuff is a lot less hassle - I'm drinking "Taylor's of Harrogate 'Hot Lava Java'" which suits me.
I know @Nagy-Vilmos rates these: Portable espresso machine, car and travel espresso maker - Handpresso[^] but they seem a bit too much trouble for a couple of teaspoons of caffeine ...
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- I grind my coffee normally each morning; currently using Rouiba Strong Roast, but I'm about to run out and I'll switch to Omnia or Karavel [all unavailable in the UK as far as I know, but, you know, snob]
- I'm only replying to this as I stopped to make a coffee with my handpresso and it was bloody good.
- It takes me a minute to make a single shot and it gives good thinking time.
- With a flask, it's a lot quicker than going to the kitchen every hour.
And finally, style.
veni bibi saltavi
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Cafetiere coffee is, for me, weak and devoid of flavour. A miniscule step up from filter.
Pod coffee is okay [+/- okay]. The problem, for me, is that the water is generally circulated, so it passes over the ground multiple times. This is not a good thing, more of the rough flavours are drawn out that way; think the vile dyed water at a US 'Gas Station'.
Go for espresso, real espresso. A good machine at home - I have a Kitchenaid Artisan [amongst others] and a portable for away and work. My preference is the handpresso, snob and cool, but the aeropress is a pretty cheap alternative; not perfect but okay.
And as for powder? That shi stuff is worse than decaf and isn't fit for the compost!
There may be other opinions but, as you'll know, they are wrong.
veni bibi saltavi
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