Seriously, ton of freaking value here. My 13 year old self is in heaven.
Silverlight app using a wcf service to print. More later...
Now, I haven't seen the movie, but I get the distinct impression that the ideals in it are at extreme contrast with those represented by McDonald's (consumerism, Americanism, obesity?).
Sometimes living in Arlington is pretty cool. Snapped this pic of a V22 offspray taking off from Bell Helicopter.
Now, here's that same code in Java:
As you can see, the Java code is a bit more verbose. While C# defines its List class as a strongly typed class, Java treats its own as a very generic collection that requires you to cast elements as you access them. Also, C# does some synaptic sugar with its "foreach" statement that automatically accesses the iterator and loops through the collection.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I had a really good one, a little something dropped for me. :)
When I start my own company, it's going to be exactly like this.
A little late, but funny anyway.
I love this gem:
I do not see my husband much since he does work 50 hours a week. However, when he is home the first thing he does it turn on his Xbox 360 and play "Madden" for hours on end. When I walk in the room and he messes up, I'm immediately blaimed for it. His family and I joke that we need an intervention for him, but I'm not really joking when i say that. Ok seriously, is this addiction or just a really tired guy that just wants some escapism. He's working 50 hours a week for christ's sake.... The one thing I constantly come across when reading "horror stories" of online game addiction is that people start to not go out as much, and don't "hang out" as often as they used to. What exactly is different between interacting socially with people online and people in real life? Take into account that if you're "hanging out", you're not truly accomplishing anything anyway. Why are "real life" relationships more valued than online ones? There seems to be a great amount of bias against Internet relationships in general, even though they don't differ much from long distance ones that people have been having for generations (pen pals, etc).
--Melissa ,Waltham, Mass.
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