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just... Mauricio Ritter2-Dec-02 3:52 Mauricio Ritter 2-Dec-02 3:52  ...good coffee, with no cockroachs in it. Mauricio Ritter - Brazil Sonorking now: 100.13560 MRitter "Th@ langwagje is screwed! It has if's but no end if's!! Stupid php cant even do butuns on forms! VISHAUL BASICS ARE THE FUTSHURE!" - Simon Walton Re: just... Jörgen Sigvardsson3-Dec-02 13:00 Jörgen Sigvardsson 3-Dec-02 13:00  Mauricio Ritter wrote: ...good coffee, with no cockroachs in it. When you order coffee in Sweden, you have to ask for the cockroaches. If it's the other way around where you live, you should consider switching coffee bar/shop. -- This space for rent. Re: just... Anna-Jayne Metcalfe4-Dec-02 3:30 Anna-Jayne Metcalfe 4-Dec-02 3:30  Tea and coffee are free at our place! Anna www.annasplace.me.uk "Be yourself - not what others think you should be" - Marcia Graesch Trouble with resource IDs? Try the Resource ID Organiser Add-In for Visual C++ And what about Software? Daniel Turini2-Dec-02 3:16 Daniel Turini 2-Dec-02 3:16  I know some people who would give up good coffee and big TFT monitors if they could stop programming Lotus Notes I see dumb people Re: And what about Software? Chris Maunder2-Dec-02 4:04 Chris Maunder 2-Dec-02 4:04  Daniel Turini wrote: I see dumb people ROTFLMAO. cheers, Chris Maunder Beverage of choice Not Active2-Dec-02 2:40 Not Active 2-Dec-02 2:40  What is the beverage of choice for coding sessions? Mine in Mt. Dew, I hate coffee Re: Beverage of choice Brian Delahunty2-Dec-02 3:03 Brian Delahunty 2-Dec-02 3:03  Mark Nischalke wrote: What is the beverage of choice for coding sessions? Pepermint Tea or Cappuccio Regards, Brian Dela Re: Beverage of choice Navin2-Dec-02 3:14 Navin 2-Dec-02 3:14  For me, it's plain old water. For the simple reason that if (when) I spill it all over my desk, I can just turn things off and nothing gets permenantly damaged or stained. Even a broken clock is right twice a day. Re: Beverage of choice David Salter2-Dec-02 10:32 David Salter 2-Dec-02 10:32  Its got to be Tea - pots of it. Re: Beverage of choice benjymous3-Dec-02 23:52 benjymous 3-Dec-02 23:52  I agree - you can spot my answer amongst the "other" answers -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Re: Beverage of choice coder84723-Dec-02 3:54 coder8472 3-Dec-02 3:54  jolt cola! well, normally it's water, but if I want to be awake whilst working, I'd prefer jolt. there is no sig! Re: Beverage of choice t00lb0x_t00lb0x6-Dec-02 20:53 t00lb0x_t00lb0x 6-Dec-02 20:53  On the clock : start with a white chocolate mocha, day ends productively. Off the clock : start with a six-pack of Coors Original, things get a little usufructory, dissatisfactory, and I begin to cuss at my computer. Seriously, there must be a happy medium between caffiene and alcohol? ok, since someone asked.. peterchen2-Dec-02 2:20 peterchen 2-Dec-02 2:20  ...and Chris' scripts can't do that (yet?) Good coffee: 0 (Good Tea: 5+) Having your MSDN discs where you left them: 2 No interruptions while working: 4 A big whoppin' monitor: 2 (A monitor with >75Hz refresh: 5+) A fast computer:3 A manager who understands what you are working on: 4 A window seat and/or good scenery: 5 A clear and precise idea of what you are meant to be doing: 1 skulls don't kiss  a machito   [sighist] Re: ok, since someone asked.. Brian Delahunty2-Dec-02 3:05 Brian Delahunty 2-Dec-02 3:05  peterchen wrote: A clear and precise idea of what you are meant to be doing: 1 isn't having an idea of what your supposed to be doing kinda important??? Regards, Brian Dela Re: ok, since someone asked.. Paul Watson2-Dec-02 3:09 Paul Watson 2-Dec-02 3:09  Brian Delahunty wrote: isn't having an idea of what your supposed to be doing kinda important??? Peterchen is an experiment in chaos theory, so the less defined, clear and precise, the better. Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Colin Davies wrote: ...can you imagine a John Simmons stalker ! Re: ok, since someone asked.. Brian Delahunty2-Dec-02 3:12 Brian Delahunty 2-Dec-02 3:12  Paul Watson wrote: Peterchen is an experiment in chaos theory, so the less defined, clear and precise, the better. Ah... that explains it so. Off to CIA now. Cya. Regards, Brian Dela Re: ok, since someone asked.. Roger Wright2-Dec-02 5:35 Roger Wright 2-Dec-02 5:35  Paul Watson wrote: Peterchen is an experiment in chaos theory That explains a lot! But is he a fractal capable of producing unique and beautiful things, or merely a clever space-filling function? "My child was Inmate of the Month at Mohave County Jail" - Bumper Sticker in Bullhead City, AZ Re: ok, since someone asked.. peterchen2-Dec-02 7:15 peterchen 2-Dec-02 7:15  Roger Wright wrote: or merely a space-filling function? HEY! I have thick bones! skulls don't kiss  a machito   [sighist] Re: ok, since someone asked.. peterchen2-Dec-02 7:14 peterchen 2-Dec-02 7:14  ohhh, as long as A manager who understands what you are working on: 4 it's ok with me Actually, I always knew what I was coding (at least what I was *supposed to* code) until now, and have enough influence on what we do to make me happy (as long as it works out). So I don't know really, but if you have Good Tea: 5+ No interruptions while working: 4 A monitor with >75Hz refresh: 5+ A window seat and/or good scenery: 5 who cares about the rest? skulls don't kiss  a machito   [sighist] Re: ok, since someone asked.. Christopher Duncan2-Dec-02 7:29 Christopher Duncan 2-Dec-02 7:29  Brian Delahunty wrote: isn't having an idea of what your supposed to be doing kinda important??? Surprisingly, in the corporate world, it's optional... Chistopher Duncan Author - The Career Programmer: Guerilla Tactics for an Imperfect World (Apress) Re: ok, since someone asked.. J.B2-Dec-02 14:51 J.B 2-Dec-02 14:51  most people telling me what to do have no idea what they are doing, so why should I be differn't. I agree that a fast computer and seat with a good view is important. JB Understanding The Vision... Paul Watson2-Dec-02 1:56 Paul Watson 2-Dec-02 1:56  ...of the company is #1 for me. Maybe for some people a salary is enough, but I have found out that for me it is not. Oh and here my second option; The CP survey being there ready to vote on when I come into work on monday morning... Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Colin Davies wrote: ...can you imagine a John Simmons stalker ! Re: Understanding The Vision... SimonS2-Dec-02 2:29 SimonS 2-Dec-02 2:29  Right on. But, what happens when the company's vision is to just make money? Screwed? Paul Watson wrote: Oh and here my second option Mine would be to understand why Microsoft thinks that MSN IM 4.7 and MSN IM 5.0 need to coexist on the same machine. Cheers, Simon "I was there when Code Project got their 100 000 member", extract from my resume. Re: Understanding The Vision... Paul Watson2-Dec-02 3:07 Paul Watson 2-Dec-02 3:07  SimonS wrote: Screwed? Guess so. Though there is one worse: A bankrupt, visionless company SimonS wrote: Mine would be to understand why Microsoft thinks that MSN IM 4.7 and MSN IM 5.0 need to coexist on the same machine LOL, well what I want to know is what is the difference between MSN IM and Windows IM? Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Colin Davies wrote: ...can you imagine a John Simmons stalker ! Re: Understanding The Vision... Navin2-Dec-02 3:13 Navin 2-Dec-02 3:13  Paul Watson wrote: LOL, well what I want to know is what is the difference between MSN IM and Windows IM? That I can't answer... but they are different from the Messenger service, which can pop up annoying message boxes on your screen if spammers get your IP address.. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

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