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Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Sander Rossel2-Aug-16 4:46

Sander Rossel

2-Aug-16 4:46

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Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Jeremy Falcon2-Aug-16 6:14

Jeremy Falcon

2-Aug-16 6:14

Ha ha ha ha ha!!! I laughed out loud for real with that.

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Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Jeremy Falcon2-Aug-16 6:16

Jeremy Falcon

2-Aug-16 6:16

IE8, the new IE6.

Jeremy Falcon

Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Sander Rossel2-Aug-16 11:25

Sander Rossel

2-Aug-16 11:25

And Edge is the new IE Big Grin | :-D

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Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Kiriander2-Aug-16 21:33

Kiriander

2-Aug-16 21:33

YOU can help phasing out IE8! If everyone stops supporting it, web users will be more inclined not to use a browser which makes all web sites look broken.

Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Sander Rossel3-Aug-16 2:03

Sander Rossel

3-Aug-16 2:03

I guess if I stop supporting IE8 my employer will stop supporting my bank account... Sigh | :sigh:

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Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Kiriander17-Aug-16 23:26

Kiriander

17-Aug-16 23:26

Well, so IE8 does you good afterall, in increases the amount of work you get paid for.

Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Jeroen_R3-Aug-16 3:21

Jeroen_R

3-Aug-16 3:21

Sander Rossel wrote:
HTML and CSS/LESS
Oh, and IE8

Nowadays, Safari is the new IE. Op-ed: Safari is the new Internet Explorer | Ars Technica[^]

Apple and standards...

Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Snorri Kristjansson3-Aug-16 7:06

Snorri Kristjansson

3-Aug-16 7:06

Why not try Sharepoint development - it's all the joy of HTML/CSS/Javascript + ASP.NET with Sharepoint on top. Laugh | :laugh:

Re: #$%#%*^@#"$*^%@$*%%$*@^%*^2$*%@(%!!_71t957t557!%T!~!!!!!!!!!!!

Tipton Tyler3-Aug-16 7:51

Tipton Tyler

3-Aug-16 7:51

Really glad to see this post. I'm a self learner without a lot of skills. OK, I've been working with HTML/CSS for a while now and when they didn't work as advertized I kept wondering "what am I doing wrong!" Now I understand from the experts where the problems lie: These things simply don't work as advertized. Wink | ;)

Weird

Brisingr Aerowing2-Aug-16 2:54

Brisingr Aerowing

2-Aug-16 2:54

Mysterious Smiley Face Appears in Hawaiian Volcano During Eruption - ABC News[^]

Interesting.

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Re: Weird

Chris Maunder2-Aug-16 3:17

Chris Maunder

2-Aug-16 3:17

Either

a) Another example of how tightly hardwired the human brain for pattern matching
b) Proof that Mother Nature is there and calmly letting us know she's ready and waiting

cheers
Chris Maunder

Re: Weird

David O'Neil2-Aug-16 4:50

David O'Neil

2-Aug-16 4:50

B. Her message.

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Re: Weird

Ian Shlasko2-Aug-16 5:39

Ian Shlasko

2-Aug-16 5:39

I expected that link to be either "Hello, sweetie" (Carved on a cliff face) or "Thanks for all the fish".

I was disappointed Poke tongue | ;-P

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Re: Weird

Dave Kreskowiak2-Aug-16 3:43

Dave Kreskowiak

2-Aug-16 3:43

Not just a smiley face but a mysterious smiley face. ...and this is what they call "news"?

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Re: Weird

Member 123456782-Aug-16 3:58

Member 12345678

2-Aug-16 3:58

When apple release the new iOS, media always talk about new emoji (= smiley)
Therefore smiley is news

At least they do not say it is face of Jesus.

Re: Weird

Nelek2-Aug-16 6:15

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2-Aug-16 6:15

Member 12345678 wrote:
At least they do not say it is face of Jesus yet.

FTFY

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Re: Weird

Super Lloyd2-Aug-16 19:25

Super Lloyd

2-Aug-16 19:25

Hey, forgive them, it was a slow news day! Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: Weird

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz2-Aug-16 5:32

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz

2-Aug-16 5:32

Proof of Divine Humor.

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Re: Weird

Mark_Wallace2-Aug-16 7:17

Mark_Wallace

2-Aug-16 7:17

"Mysterious"? WTF "mysterious"?

"Cool", "cute", "unexpected", or one of a thousand other adjectives would be fine, but "mysterious"?

And that's not to mention the three million more suitable headlines that could have been used.

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Re: Weird

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz2-Aug-16 8:29

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz

2-Aug-16 8:29

Mark_Wallace wrote:
suitable headlines that could have been used

But, but, but ... click-bait!

Re: Weird

Mark_Wallace3-Aug-16 11:36

Mark_Wallace

3-Aug-16 11:36

Yup. Idiot writers never realise that being intelligent is is more effective than being stoopid.

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Tracking business dependencies

ZurdoDev2-Aug-16 2:20

ZurdoDev

2-Aug-16 2:20

What software or process have you seen to be successful in tracking business dependencies?

For example, we have a PowerPoint macro that executes and downloads dashboard images from our main ASP.Net app and builds a sales presentation. The PPT rarely gets touched by development so we do not usually think about it when we need to change something about the dashboard images.

We have many, many dependencies like this between our many different processes and applications. We have a main web site, some other supporting websites (like SSRS), SSIS, a few windows services and some console apps. Trying to remember or know what is affected by a change in the main app is getting to be very challenging.

How have you approached this problem? I hope I have explained it clearly enough. How do you track dependencies so that an update to one system does not end up breaking another?

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Re: Tracking business dependencies

Pete O'Hanlon2-Aug-16 2:44

Pete O'Hanlon

2-Aug-16 2:44

We use a combination of Jira with CI tooling (JetBrains TeamCity) and source control. When an assembly changes, the build process tracks *every* application that builds off it and the CI processes rebuild those applications. We have policies to enforce pre-commit builds so that builds cannot be broken.

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Re: Tracking business dependencies

ZurdoDev2-Aug-16 2:46

ZurdoDev

2-Aug-16 2:46

Thank you. I'll look into that.

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