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Is surviving a bullfight avoidable?
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also wise to avoid the bullshit
... slipping at the wrong time could be deadly.
(but it does keep the feet warm on a cold day.)
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Are you referring to the bull, the matador, or the audience?
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Just like a bull, does @nagyvilmos see some red when out of gin?
"If we don't change direction, we'll end up where we're going"
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You do realise that you just caused Gordon's share price to fall 20 points?
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Sounds promising... what about the bottle price?
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Mostly tax anyway, so that's going nowhere but up!
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So bad! Picador - it doesn't matter which, because once I matador I'm leaving because their sword that one ought not cape with this kind of pun.
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I could embed images into source code. A picture is worth a thousand words, sometimes.
Given the so-called modern age we live in, it's appalling that IDE's like Visual Studio don't support this natively.
Ah, but there's this: ImageComments - Visual Studio Marketplace[^]
Dang. I'll have to try that.
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Coming soon: embedded YouTube video tutorials 
Followed very quickly by embedded video ads ... 
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leading to the VS add-on to filter out that nonsense shortly thereafter.
"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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"µBlock for Visual Studio"! 
But then, people will start monetizing their source code, so everytime they have a code review they get paid a little ...
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This iterator has been sponsored by Castrol, keep your iterator well lubed with Castrol premium oil.
I'd rather be phishing!
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OriginalGriff wrote: Coming soon: embedded YouTube video tutorials
Noooooooooo!
OriginalGriff wrote: Followed very quickly by embedded video ads ..
I will become a farmer if that happens.
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Yup.
Then devs will join the rest of the world, in what they have to suffer for the privilege of having google as their friend.
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I think a well written comment is explanatory enough to not need a picture comment.
I also see the file size getting unnecessarily big(assuming that the pictures are actually ported to the source code for other people to see the comment on a different system, otherwise what's the point).
What happens when the image is not there anymore?
Interesting thought though. 
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GKP1992 wrote: I think a well written comment is explanatory enough to not need a picture comment.
The thing is, a picture vs. "Notice the return values on this transaction, where RC == 0 but Status is 2, vs. the second transaction, where RC != 0 and Status is 1". I just want a small picture of the 4 columns and two rows involved.
And while I agree with you, there's the other factor -- comments are not necessarily read. A picture is hard to ignore and draws you into reading the explanation.
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GKP1992 wrote:
What happens when the image is not there anymore?
Broken image links - now for your source code editor!
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GKP1992 wrote: I think a well written comment is explanatory enough to not need a picture comment.
Absolutely.
In fact, even the well-written comment isn't needed, because the code explains itself.
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Used correctly, I can see this being a nice feature. That said, my immediate thought was for inserting a not so nice image where a 'feature' had to be added to account for a client with special requests or handling a bizarre one-off edge case. If my computer screens actually captured and saved my reactions there would be more than a few with the double-bird.
How about some emoticons to show how you were feeling when you wrote/rewrote this code block, or fixed someone else's code? 
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I've worked with IDEs for apps where you can attach pictures and zip files.
As long as the people making the attachments aren't idiots (and they invariably haven't been), it's an extremely fast and helpful way of explaining what's been done.
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Quote: This package allows twentysomething web developers to write a newer, worse version of JavaScript that no one else on their team knows.
LOL.
Never mind pictures of Guy - the "Express" / "Hot Pockets" link up is enough ... 
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