Boo yah: Started my new job last week. The company culture is pretty good, and I can bike there in about 10 minutes. Fail: We have a legacy website for a client that uses C#. Writing C# feels like pulling teeth, especially for web stuff. Boo yah: I convinced everyone in the company to switch over to git, and I'm about halfway towards convincing them to drop Windows Server support entirely.
I really like C#. I don't understand people who don't like it. It works with Unity and XNA, which is really helpful. One makes easy 3D games, the other makes easy 2D games.
So for insurance purposes we're recording videos of all of our "valuables" with how much they're worth/we bought them for/estimated worth. Apparently my collection of 90 Cat Woman comic books has a raw value of $274.
Booyah! I have a comic book collection worth ~$300!
.....O_o... I have a comic book collection worth ~$300
C# is great, but I guess I would want to know more about the "Web Stuff" you are doing. There are many things for which there are quicker/easier/better tools, depending on the use.
We've got a whole wall full of 60s and 70s comics that my mom collected while she was going up. Most of them don't have covers (it was 1/5 the price that way), but they'd still probably be worth a pretty penny.
Fail: The wok at my new apartment is steeper than the one at my old house so my small bamboo steamer is too small to steam 2 bao in at the same time.
Fail: My big steamer is entirely too big and the amount of water necessary not to burn it takes forever to boil.
Boo-yah: Franken-steamer works perfectly. Small one as a base means less water, and the bigger top layer means more food.
I don't really have an issue with C#, being a mainly Java guy, but I do agree that it's not my first, or second, or even third choice for doing web stuff.
You should be happy that it's not web stuff written in VB. *shudder*
I don't really have an issue with C#, being a mainly Java guy, but I do agree that it's not my first, or second, or even third choice for doing web stuff.
You should be happy that it's not web stuff written in VB. *shudder*
C# and Java for that matter aren't any of my preferred choices for web stuff. I'd use them for stand-alone apps and rich client apps, but not to power a website. I'd stick to something in the Perl/Python/Ruby/PHP vein for website development unless performance was truly critical. At that point, I'd just say "fuck it" and drop down to C or C++. Even then, I'd only go native for the most performance critical portions of the code. I'm not as familiar with C#, but the Java VM running Tomcat is a real resource pig (it eats up like a gig of RAM here).
So for insurance purposes we're recording videos of all of our "valuables" with how much they're worth/we bought them for/estimated worth. Apparently my collection of 90 Cat Woman comic books has a raw value of $274.
Booyah! I have a comic book collection worth ~$300!
.....O_o... I have a comic book collection worth ~$300
So for insurance purposes we're recording videos of all of our "valuables" with how much they're worth/we bought them for/estimated worth. Apparently my collection of 90 Cat Woman comic books has a raw value of $274.
Booyah! I have a comic book collection worth ~$300!
.....O_o... I have a comic book collection worth ~$300
*sobs* I'm such a nerd... FAIL TO BE COOL
please 90 comic books makes you a nerd?
Babby's first comicks.
Also, you can read comic books and be cool, you know. You can do plenty of really geeky shit and be cool. Vin Diesel loves D&D.
Boo-Yah: This is the doll: It's an 18" Merida doll, limited edition of 7000. Hand stitched clothes, velvet cloak, gold embroidery, and hand carved detail on the bow.
I have both of those. They're not actually accurate. Woody has an interactive mode leaps and bounds beyond the possibilites of any toy from the '50s. Buzz is closer, but also has the dreaded interactive mode and has a few physical problems. First, his helmet doesn't close all the way. It also can only close manually, while it is clear from TS1 that one of the breast-buttons activates it (in the scene where Woody accidentally opens the helmet and Buzz nearly asphyxiates.) Also, he lacks Karate Chop Action, as displayed also in TS1 when they are escaping Sid's room for the first time.
Edit: I then bought the Jessie doll knowing this, so I'm not all that bitter.
Booy-yah: Acquired two casement window air conditioners and one standard window air conditioner for reasonable prices off craigslist. Boo-yah: Sold our portable air conditioner that was loud, spat water, and didn't cool all that well. Fail: Our windowsills are not standard so installation of ONE of the casement units has now taken two days. Ugh.
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Fail: We have a legacy website for a client that uses C#. Writing C# feels like pulling teeth, especially for web stuff.
Boo yah: I convinced everyone in the company to switch over to git, and I'm about halfway towards convincing them to drop Windows Server support entirely.
It works with Unity and XNA, which is really helpful. One makes easy 3D games, the other makes easy 2D games.
boo-yah: a new one is $5 shipped to my door.
Booyah! I have a comic book collection worth ~$300!
.....O_o... I have a comic book collection worth ~$300
*sobs* I'm such a nerd... FAIL TO BE COOL
Fail: The wok at my new apartment is steeper than the one at my old house so my small bamboo steamer is too small to steam 2 bao in at the same time.
Fail: My big steamer is entirely too big and the amount of water necessary not to burn it takes forever to boil.
Boo-yah: Franken-steamer works perfectly. Small one as a base means less water, and the bigger top layer means more food.
You should be happy that it's not web stuff written in VB. *shudder*
Boo-yah: Insurance!
Also, you can read comic books and be cool, you know. You can do plenty of really geeky shit and be cool. Vin Diesel loves D&D.
Boo-yah: Going to pubs as an excuse for Wifi.
MMMmmmmmmm Strawberry and Lime Cider. Being a few cups of wine in doesn't hurt.
Boo-Yah: This is the doll:
It's an 18" Merida doll, limited edition of 7000. Hand stitched clothes, velvet cloak, gold embroidery, and hand carved detail on the bow.
Here's another picture:
I regret nothing.
Edit: I then bought the Jessie doll knowing this, so I'm not all that bitter.
$5000000 ain't a bad figure for Ms. Klien.
Fail: I need a roommate, and I don't really know many people who need an apartment.
Failer: There's only like 5 of the apartments left too.
I guess if there's anyone looking for an apartment in the Marquette area on this forum, let me know. Worth a shot.
Boo-yah: Sold our portable air conditioner that was loud, spat water, and didn't cool all that well.
Fail: Our windowsills are not standard so installation of ONE of the casement units has now taken two days. Ugh.