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I have been in the army, it's not so bad there. I have thought I should see "life" and join the UN-troops. I dunno, I hope I get a wife and a house couldbe nice but not like those things described above. 
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Social life involves humans. Humans are emotion driven and illogical. I prefer machines. No emotions.
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I'm gonna get all emotional on ye.
I feel sorry for you..........
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social lifes? wat was it?! i guess i duno.
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socal life suks.... i will continue to out think all computers with my superior user interface..... LOL
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Social life involves humans. Humans are emotion driven and illogical.
Your first premise is true.
Fortunately, your second premise is false. I am a human, but I am not necessarily emotion driven. Neither am I illogical.
Based on the premises of your argument, the conclusion would be that "Social life is emotion driven and illogical." This is false and invalid. That uses the major fallacy of Hasty Generalization.
If you are a programmer, use better logic in your applications.
Aaron Eldreth
TheCollective4.com
My Articles
While much is too strange to be believed,
Nothing is too strange to have happened.
- T. Hardy
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I'm not so sure. The way my build machine at work has been behaving, I'm fairly sure its female. Had to show it who's boss, and do a complete reinstall. 
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Is your favorite phrase "Prepare to be assimilated"
Steve
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I understand that feeling: machine are more responsive in a "rational" way. On and off, my guy tell me, there is ghost in the system, so that's why its not working in the way it should be, and everytime i stepped in, it always either a program logic error, or system environment level error, or tuning.
Whilst human, there is no standard protocal. Each one is a individual of himself/herself. Assimilate is not possible. (i just cant stop laughing sawing this statement)
From time to time, when the mode goes down, i like to sit infront of my machines, they listen. Especially after a day work, at night, before the sun rises.
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I installed a new motherboard and HDD. I also installed VS 6 replacing VC++ 5. I then installed Directx 7 like I had done before. My problem is VC++6 won't work with VC 6. The game I have been working on (in VC 5) will not compile with VC 6. It errors out on the call to Directx. I have checked the directories under the options tag and they include the directx directories. Any suggestions???
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davesm2 wrote:
My problem is VC++6 won't work with VC 6.
I can see how this really messes up your social life.
"We trained hard, but it seemed that every time we were beginning to form up into teams we would be reorganised. I was to learn later in life that we tend to meet any new situation by reorganising: and a wonderful method it can be for creating the illusion of progress, while producing confusion, inefficiency and demoralisation."
-- Caius Petronius, Roman Consul, 66 A.D.
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5. 
Maxwell Chen
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We have no time to enjoy our life..
Everyone think they wanna quit the job..
It sucks, isn't it...?
aasdf
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We are microsoft developers.. Not the unix crowd
Having a life is what sets us apart
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wouldt-be answer from a unix dev:
Unix is life. Windows is death. That's why MS developers need an additional life, while we are happy with our unix-life.
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Been doing it for about 7 years now. I have a very good life outside of work. Learning to play the piano, woodworking and cycling. Learning to walk away from work at 5:00 is the hard part. Once you get over that battle, it is easy.
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i thinkthis is the third time i am posting this message. i don't know why no one is replying. if it is possible please help me out.
I am a list of usercontrol on my pannel. On button click i need to clear or remove or dispose these all controls in pannel and need to create n number of same user control again.
i am doing this and this is not at all a problem.
Problem is when i dispose or clear or remove exach control from pannel then i can see the controls are removing one by one and it will create one by one.
If i put the removal process asyncronously it will become problem for me. why bcause i need some out put after removing or disposing the controls which are already there.
So i can't go ahead with asyncronous.
if i am not choosing asyncronous then user will see the step by step removal on user screen and control creation.
the thing is i need to hide the one by one removal process.
How ?
And i seen your latest cost planning project. it nice
hai, enjoy coding
Sreejith SS Nair
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Haha! seems you are doing the most flexible project
cost planning? ms-style life always cost nothing!
it just means another ms-like successful story!!
and it will come true only after I finished this one!!!
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have you tried SuspendLayout() and ResumeLayout() ??
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no let me try this.
hai, enjoy coding
Sreejith SS Nair
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The solution to your problem is a little-known utility named FORMAT. Run this, passing to it the letter of the drive where your project is located. Answer "Y" to all questions. Your problems will disappear! 
The bees will find their honey;
The sweetest every time...
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YES, I have a life filled with women from exotic places willing to lick anything that's not usually exposed, and bend in strange, yet highly amusing ways.
ok i'm lying. what the hell is a life?
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life? I know that!
life is when you got a pc box, and you can certainly
predict what that char* gives to you!
or you must have no life
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anyway, life will disappear when char* has been deleted.
Cheers!
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