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Rick York wrote: Does this seem correct to you? No, not at all
Rick York wrote: I think it is most definitely NOT correct. So do I
I suppose that "bug reporting" has been given to external companies as many IT-Hotlines from other OEMs (not necessarily offshore) and the people that has to do the first selection are just a bit illiterated (being nice, because I don't blame them for that) so if something is difficult for them to follow or to simulate / repeat or can't be found in a kind of "possible things" table... then it gets directly "ignored" as not a bug.
I had a problem at work. I had to call the support 5 times to get it forwarded to level 2 for the first time, then speak to 3 different people in level 2 support to find out that they don't understand the issue, got a level 3 ticket, the level 3 at least understood what my problem was and forwarded it to the level 4 (the supposedly hardware guru) he didn't constent to speak with me and wrote me directly an email being a bit arrogant and answering totally bullshit... where I, my colleague and our "key-user" just looked at each other and started to hit the table with the head...
I at the end had to "hack" (nothing illegal just bending the rules a little bit) my own solution to get it solved.
M.D.V.
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
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My work-around is a hack too. I write a windoze version of an old unix command called "eo" as in execute on. Then I write a batch file to list all rebuildable files in VS which writes them to a file and then it calls eo to delete all files in the list. What I have to do is open a command prompt and execute this batch file to make it happen as it should.
EO is a very powerful command. There is a related command called "WS" as in walk structure that does essentially the same thing but it walks a directory path. I don't use it as much because the filtering rules are a little tougher to deal with. What I need to do now is make a hybrid that takes its filter rules from a text file and then it would be much easier. I started serious programming on the QNX operating system and it had a whole bunch of the old unix commands available. I really liked them and made my own windows versions of several of them. The internet was barely usable at the time - Alta Vista was my main search engine - so I did a lot of my own things back then.
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Cool... never heard of it before. Thanks for the lesson.
Rick York wrote: Alta Vista was my main search engine - so I did a lot of my own things back then. Not my first one, but back then my most used one
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Yes, that's correct. To clean each component you have to right-click and select Clean through the context menu that should appear. I say "should" because I don't know if there's any such concept as "context" and mouse clicks right or left ... for, alas, I build/compile usg VS2010.
As I said to no one back in the day "I shall do no upgrades before their time".
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I only use S-Ar-Ca-Sm periodically!
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Yes, but have you been playing around with NaOH lately?
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Oh? I thought those are the most important elements of your personality.
"They have a consciousness, they have a life, they have a soul! Damn you! Let the rabbits wear glasses! Save our brothers! Can I get an amen?"
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Short article on first einsteinium coordination complex[^].
Since it's not spelled out in this news-script type article, the reason it's special (like finally learning a bond length) is that ionic compounds (those that previously existed) are altogether different in that aspect. Think of the various groups who's cooperation led to this, symbolically: clearly they're not politicians!
The Base Article Abstract[^]
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this is all fine and dandy, but what does it really have to do with the delicate flavors of bacon cheeseburgers and chili fries?
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Hopefully, it is a precious step toward the total oblivion of all bacon products.
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You prefer the ribs?
"the debugger doesn't tell me anything because this code compiles just fine" - random QA comment
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BURN THE HERETIC!
BACON is the perfect food.
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OriginalGriff wrote: BACON is the perfect food. Second only to this.[^]
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If there was anything better than BACON, it would Satay - Wikipedia[^], from the streets, somewhere in Malaysia.
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Do not lose faith, brother! BACON is the best, now and forever.
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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"Street food" satay comes darn close ...
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While working in Singapore I walked past a hawker market (see street food) when they were setting up only to see a van pull up and start unloading 20l drums of satay sauce to every vendor. No such thing as authentic street food in Singapore. Another time I was taken to a local village outside Penang where the food was interesting to say the least.
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RAH
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Malaysians, being mostly Moslem, probably don't have bacon. Neither do Jews, Buddhists, and many other religious groups.
Personally, I believe that a hot roast beef sandwich with Coleman's mustard, pickles, and lettuce on fresh rye bread is close to Ambrosia.
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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Daniel Pfeffer wrote: I believe that a hot roast beef sandwich with Coleman's mustard, pickles, and lettuce on fresh rye bread is close to Ambrosia.
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Genuine ambrosia can be found only in the Temple of Roast Beef, also known as Schwartz's[^]
Mircea
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It's a close second to the brisket--especially the burnt ends--at Big Fatty's BBQ in White River Junction, VT.
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Unsatisfied with your bond length? This one weird trick...
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Interesting that they had to go to all this trouble. I would've guessed that it could be modelled with reasonable accuracy.
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The bond length could probably be calculated - IF the theory is correct. But what if some effect, negligible for smaller atoms, becomes important here? That is why you do experiments.
As Isaac Asimov said, the most exciting moment for a scientist is not when he/she says "Eureka!", but when he/she says "That's funny...".
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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