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He knows you can just buy a tool to convert them to C#, right ?
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But what kind of code quality are we talking about (discounting of course that the code is currently in VB, so anything could be an improvement).
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use tool to convert to c#
fix code
use tool ot convert to vb.net
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Dunno about the for pay ones; but the only free one I didn't find issues with the output code a few years ago (last time I played with them) was reflector which ate all the comments.
3x12=36
2x12=24
1x12=12
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See, after 24 hours you've got them on the ropes and begging or the sanity of C# [sorry I have to ;P].
Gert them thinking in objects and manageing data, ignore the UI and show the people that matter how good it can be.
The other people can go to Walmart...
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It sounds like they treat you like a valuable and exotic resource which is good. And +50 man points for finding a bright side in a tough situation.
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See Here[^]
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Faster than a bullet!
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Bloody hell DD, that's even faster than you from work to the pub on a Friday night!
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1.21 Gigawatts wrote: Bloody hell DD, that's even faster than you from work to the pub on a Friday night!
That is DD's new ride to the pub.
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The team came into the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester and gave a talk, it was quite impressive.
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Haha, just hope it doesn't hit a pebble, which would probably cause one of the following:
- The pebble would cause it to flip and encounter so much turbulence during the flip that it breaks apart and explodes.
- The pebble would pass straight through the windshield and into the driver's brain, killing him/her instantly.
Visual Studio is an excellent GUIIDE.
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What kind of namby pamby bullets have you been firing? Nerf blaster?
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Well I used to fire 7.62's from an SLR, and that would be about 1500 Mph, but that was muzzle velocity, it would drop drastically even after a few meters, so it would be impossible to hit the car from behind.
A standard .357 Magnum bullet is only about 800 Mph muzzle velocity, so that would easily fail.
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Dalek Dave wrote: Well I used to fire 7.62's from an SLR, and that would be about 1500 Mph, but that was muzzle velocity, it would drop drastically even after a few meters, so it would be impossible to hit the car from behind.
A standard .357 Magnum bullet is only about 800 Mph muzzle velocity, so that would easily fail.
I was thinking of rifle rounds as being 900 to 950 m/s, I'd forgotten about handguns. It's going to be pretty hard to hit that thing with small arms fire no matter what, I could hardly hit a stationary target from 100yds unless using a GPMG.
Dalek Dave wrote: And Better a Nerf Blaster than a Nerf Herder!
Nerf herder: there's a name I haven't heard in a long time. I will hasten to the internet and download the "Starwars Rap" immediately.
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There are sub sonic rifle rounds as well. AFAIK they're intended for long range sniping in calm wind conditions. They never do a super/subsonic transition to start tumbling but their lower speed makes them more vulnerable to any wind gusts...
3x12=36
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Not having the supersonic boom would make the crack and thump ranging trick harder as well which might make a sniper a little less nervous
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The sub sonic rounds predate that sort of hardware though. (or predate its revelation to the white world anyway)
3x12=36
2x12=24
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Dalek Dave wrote: Well I used to fire 7.62's from an SLR
There's your problem - should have been using film!
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"Short periodical to ensnare snow leopard perhaps quietly in current location, or many miles above"(13)
Good Luck All!
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Short periodical MAG
to ensnare NET
snow leopard perhaps OS (MAC operating system)
quietly P
in current location, HERE
or many miles above
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Damn! If I'd got here quicker I'd have won two in a week.
That's assuming you're right of course but I reckon you must be. Well done!
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Well Done, points awarded.
You are getting very good at this!
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Just lucky - it was another of those "What's the question - oh that's the answer, now fit it in" jobbies. Not complaining!
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They scare me 
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