Code contract invariants are poorly named. Should be "pre and post assertion". Something about the word invariant implies no-change.
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According to WolframAlpha, one moment is 90 seconds: http://bit.ly/gs5j9x
How to create a non-persistent (in memory) http cookie in C#?: I want my cookie to disappear when the user close... http://bit.ly/gS5YTF
Answer by MatthewMartin for recover lost C# pages: You need to decompile the C#. It is an advanced user scenario... http://bit.ly/hqIhzH
Answer by MatthewMartin for Managing .NET framework upgrades.: I just did a test conversion of my application to... http://bit.ly/f2fwz2
Is there any benefit to using SecureString in ASP.NET?: If I understand correctly, this is for keeping plain tex... http://bit.ly/e71bho
Anyone know anything about SecureString? http://bit.ly/haKwRJ
All green checks! Programmer dance!
Unit testing reduces the difficulty level of programming so much it feels like cheating.
http://bit.ly/fuskXA You got science fiction questions? Help us start up a stackexchange for sci-fi
I can't believe how many times my email address as been posted to the web. You'd think people would try to hold it in confidence
ups, Eg hef áhuga á tonlist og lundi. Serstaklega lundi.
Hefur áhuga á tonlist og lundi. serstak lundi.
I wonder if wikileak defenders would also defend leaking all government and corporate email repositories, world wide to journalists.
Answer by MatthewMartin for Plugin architecture.: Your question was tagged with ASP.NET, but I didn't see any AS... http://bit.ly/ggCJ8c
It is so hot in my office I'm about to go to sleep. Thermostat 1, Productivity 0
Maybe the 3rd attempt to download my music from Amazon Mp3 will work. I wouldn't recommend amazon mp3 to anyone w/o a rock solid connection
How to buy a MP3 on amazon. Spend money. Continuously contact help desk to reset download counter. Manually download all @#$@ songs.
I agree with this TechCrunch article condeming wikileaks: http://tcrn.ch/grIW6j Orderly society needs privacy and secrecy to function.
Was EF Fluent API a poorly named one? (Effluent API?)
#Apple has released the latest version of the iTriangle, now with 4 sides.
My software developer's book club is off to a good start. Do you live in Arlington VA?Are you a reader? Do you program? http://bit.ly/f8SRmP
The Thin Website: I’ve been writing server side heavy code for several years now. I need to expand my client sid... http://bit.ly/hCZjvm
Are you in or near Arlington, VA? I created a Programmer's Book Club http://bit.ly/f8SRmP on meetup.
I for one welcome our new arsenic based overlords.
Use XHTML because & # 160 ; looks better than & nbsp ;
Comment by MatthewMartin on Embedded ASP.NET server?: Cassini is tiny, and good enough for many purposes. There... http://bit.ly/et4jpa
Answers on #stackoverflow are like PVP (player-vs-player), comments are like PVE.
If you click un-relate accounts, you can help create some distance between your profession and personal persona on the #stackexchange family
Comments make $#!+ code crappier.
The programmers vow: However innumerable #region tags are, I vow to remove them.
Hubris or stupidity to use BIGINT for the User Id of an application's user table? If you need BIGINT, BIGINT isn't big enough.
Every day I come to the office and despise xml comments in C# for 8 hours. xml comments encourage the worst of the worst sort of 'comments'
Without unit test style development (stronlgly decoupled dlls), layered architecture becomes an arbitrary division of methods.
The heaping pile of bullshit comments is the rug under which the incompetent developer sweeps his shame.
<summary>5 lines of XML comment isn't enough. I want 1000's of pages of templated xml comments. more! more!</summary><roar>huzzah!</roar>!
three monitors for writing code is awesome
Why isn't there a visual studio add in to remove #Region areas as you type them?
I just don't get icons pinned to the taskbar in win7. They have been unpinned.
"It depends" is not honest answer to technical questions. Its passive aggressive mind games. At the fork in the road you can't just stand.