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never been harassed by those people you mentioned well there is this one guy who although wrote that he prefers facebook he still comes here to post stupid random sh*t.
You really should try harder to keep your facebook friend (next time you get one).
Installing Signature...
Do not switch off your computer.
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You're a stalker you unfunny c0ck.
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I reckon I have been harrassed by the people you mentioned. But JSOP. JSOP is great. He is above suspicion. He is innocent of all what others have said. He is good to mankind.
Not to mention that he has a lot of weapons and is skilled enough to find out where I live.
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I've been discriminated against - items that deserved copious up-votes had few - sometime even none!
It's beyond discrimination - it's conspiratorial.
My only hope, at this point, to mollify my mental state, is for any of you who ever failed to up-vote me at any time to make cash offerings to, well, how shall we put it . . . 'buy me silence'.*
* buying my silence, in general, is worth the few bucks, isn't it?
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I thought you have been silent. Is this different?
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Jim_Snyder wrote: I thought you have been silent. Is this different
Previously, it was amateur silence. He's now going professional 
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.
--Winston Churchill
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Made me laugh out loud.
Very funny.
Thanks
(That URL is available if you want it.)
"Rock journalism is people who can't write interviewing people who can't talk for people who can't read." Frank Zappa 1980
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Prisoners worked hard to be held in (11)
AS time goes on I'm sure I'll get better at knowing the level of difficulty of these. But, easy or not this is straightforward enough... next time I'm going for fiendish.... <evil grin="">
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Constrained
con - prisoner
strained - worked hard
modified 7-Nov-17 4:14am.
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Wrong tense? "ED", rather than "ER"?
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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Yes - so who's the winner? You or Pom Pey?
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Him - he got it even before I saw the question! 
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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Just you wait... next time....
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Cheers fixed but it wouldn't be an A_Griffen clue if there wasn't a tense issue 
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Yes, alright - I think we can allow that (with a nod to OG)
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Actually works as
cons
trained
also.
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Actually, that's how I meant it! I didn't rad your original answer closely enough!
You're on tomorrow, btw...
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Anything outside Microsoft has been a bitter pill for me. I'd blame it on the MS-centric career 'brought up' I've had. Right from VB/VC to .net / Azure. Most of them are like piece of cake. Visual Studio is the major spoiler. I'll be able to work on given requirement, IF the dev environment is set up with Visual studio & the Microsoft stack.
There were times, if I was asked to code without Visual studio, I'd rather chose to quit and find some other job.
Now I'm gradually getting to explore things outside MS, and I have to tell you, it's such a BIG pain. My brain is struggling to get over the habitual MS stuff.
These bitter pills, it's not just about "Swallowing"in a shot. These are pills that I've to CHEW everyday. Some of them are in Php/Linux without intellisense, Even a code review is painful. 
I should've at least practised php stuff with it's bare bones dev environments, in my younger days to be well set for my later part of the career.
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy Falcon.
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So I guess you never user an AngularJS, NodeJS or related packages then?
Working with Angular is writing in notepad and then running in the browser, getting an error, fixing the error, running in the browser again and so on....
Requires patience.
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Even there MS has spoiled us now with tools like Visual Studio Code 
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Even though I used the term in my own post, don't you find it odd we use the term "spoiled" which has so many negative connotations? Productivity is the driving force of our industry yet we refer to advances in productivity as being "spoiled" implying that less productivity is superior
modified 7-Nov-17 2:41am.
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Are you from the Winzigweich propaganda department?
And how productive are you without all that stuff? If you can't get anything done without your tools and assistants, that would be a good definition of spoiled. Then, the productivity gain by using these tools is also questionable. It could be that there actually are not quite as helpless and feel they are being hindered and annoyed by these tools. That does not sound like breathtakingly high productivity.
I have ditched Visual Studio years ago and now use Sharp Develop, not despite it being simpler, but because of it. And I do get things done.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
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Being able to do something and being able to do it easier are different things. I'm not saying other tools are inherently worse simply by being different. I just find it odd that productivity improvements are viewed negatively by so many. "Real programmers use notepad and a manual" and all that nerd bravado
Obligatory xkcd.[^]
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