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Wasn't 2013 known to have stability issues? 2015 was a major improvement although I've been told 2017 sorta got more unstable.
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"kinda unstable" describes every version of VS I've used since it was born.
It's level of instability is not at issue. I am forced to use it at work, and in order to get the latest version of json.net from NuGet, I need update 5. I could certainly get json.net without going through nugget, but, well, you know...
VS2015+ are not on the table due to DoD rules.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
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Apparently it snowed in Tallahassee, Florida, for the first time in 28 years.
In other words, it snowed there for the second time in 29 years. But I guess that sounds only half as impressive.
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State capital, snows there every day. 
User: Technical term used by developers. See Idiot.
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A_Griffin wrote: In other words, it snowed there for the second time in 29 years. But I guess that sounds only half as impressive.
It all depends on which agenda you're trying to push.
To me this sounds like the weatherman calling some snowfall "the storm of the century". For the third time in the same winter.
It doesn't work that way, and you only make yourself look like a fool when you say that. Somebody on YouTube ought to make a montage of these.
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A_Griffin wrote: In other words, it snowed there for the second time in 29 years.
I'll bet that it also snowed there for the second time in 30 years as well.
... and so on, for a while.
I'm retired. There's a nap for that...
- Harvey
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Yes, using weather to define climate is a mistake.
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Hi All
The widget I am testing was showing issues yesterday, talked to an Adult, got new code put in it to get around issue. Tested today from cold bang!, splat! don't work. Think bad words, go back to working build still issues, try putting back to a working state & No. Debate the issue while staring at Amazon for small neice birthday...
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Sounds like the widget is a child! 
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Artificial intelligence is the only remedy for natural stupidity. - CDP1802
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I hope not, I have used language that would shame a drunk salior!
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glennPattonWork wrote: would shame a drunk salior! |
I never got to meet drunk sailors. I volunteered for submarine duty, but they only grinned and sent me to the flyboys instead, where I got to shoot missiles. After a visit on a submarine, I finally knew why. I would have had to walk like a monkey in there and the only way for me to get into the bunks would have been to amputate my legs at the knee. Similar problems when I climbed into a Leopard or into a Tornado.
As to your controls: They usually are naughty children and you must show some authority to bring them in line.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
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I wanted to be a pilot, combination of eye-sight and leg length meant it was not to be. Leopard is that a German comms aircraft? (it could also be a Chinese ground attack jet, but if you were climbing in a Tornado as well, I'm guessing you had other problems)
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You really don't know what we traditionally name after big cats? Leopard II[^] We paid the army guys a visit. It's performance [^] is quite limited.
Submarines, tanks and jets are obviously built for dwarves. And then we had a sarge who was over 210 cm tall. Living proof that Bigfoot does exist. He pushed me aside with one hand and said "Step aside, dwarf."
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
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Sorry saw Tornado and air defence got me to think Jet, the maddest thing I have seen is a guy around 2 m (6ft 7 to none metric) climbed out of a Hawk, if he left via the ejection seat at least his lower half would be in the jet! (I didn't or hadn't noticed you were German, cue 'Don't mention the war' Fawlty Towers / John Cleese  )
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Against non-permanent oxygen right handyman end point Irish descendant next to America at the same period in time. (15)
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Against CON
non-permanent TEMP
oxygen O
right R
handyman end AN
point E
Irish descendant O (As in "O'Rouke")
next to America US
at the same period in time.
CONTEMPORANEOUS
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Congrats. You're up tomorrow.
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Yeah, I knew I was right... 
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Dammit I'm sure of the answer but can't explain it all past the 9th letter....
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OG explained it perfectly.
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Tomorrow is Twelfth Night, and traditionally Christmas decorations should be removed before midnight.
And since Herself is off duty tomorrow I will take them down today. I told her it's so "it doesn't disturb her valuable day off" (which will involve remaining in pyjamas till noon, shouting at the TV, and snoring, probably) but it's really because we are different people.
I will take them down carefully, rolling strings of beads, card holders, sparkly stuff, lights, etc. around cardboard tubes before putting them in boxes.
She will pull them down as quickly as possible and throw them in a box.
My way, I get an easy life next December because I can just unroll stuff and up it goes. Her way, it will be one huge knot which will have acquired a life of it's own and actively resist unravelling.
So ... which type are you? "Plan ahead" or "Rush through"?
I think I can guess for some of you, but it would be interesting to see. 
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I thought the tradition is to take them down on the 6th?
As for tidying away Christmas tree lights and "strings" of tinsel - indeed, any cable/rope/string etc - it makes no difference how carefully it is wrapped and put away. There is Universal Law which states that: A rope (cable, etc) left to itself will tie itself in untangle-able knots. And that's a fact.
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Nope, all you have to do is establish your dominance over the cable/rope/string etc., and it will remain as you put it provided it is undisturbed (by your SO, cat, whatever). Once a less dominant person touches it, it will revert to the "Big Ball 'o Knots" within nanoseconds.
My cables remain tidy, my strings in neat balls.
Cable ties can help here.
Strangely, Chrome's spelling suggester thinks that should be "my strings in meatballs."
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Nah... you just have a superpower!
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I was bitten by a radioactive teddy bear back in my Cat-5 flood wiring days, that may have caused it.
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