Hey! Look who's back! Where have you been?

wayne wrote:

(I'm not even awake at 8am during workweeks)

We've noticed

heh

I wakeup at 07:50 and only get out of bed at 08:10. At 08:25 I jump in my car and race through the 35km traffic to be at work at 09:00 - But i only officially wakeup at 09:30 after having my 2nd cup of coffee .

Fortunately I only have to walk down a flight of stairs

No Coffee.. No Workee.

You got that right.

Otis wrote:

Hey! Look who's back! Where have you been?

Ack! Major release mode. Things are starting to settle down again, thankfully.

Jeff...

jeffreygg wrote:

Otis wrote:

Hey! Look who's back! Where have you been?

Ack! Major release mode. Things are starting to settle down again, thankfully.

Jeff...

I know how you feel

203 + posts Heeee jaaah!!

Today is Friday!!!! End of the week, yes

Anyone got any more end-of-week websites

One of my all-time favourites, and highly recommended....

http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/

This is quite a entertaining website. - http://www.collusion.org/Response.cfm?ID=324

If you are into M$ vs Linux and alot of swearing...

The site I always read at lunch: http://www.cagle.com/

Good to see some well thought out and clearly presented arguments for Linux Vs Windows....

MattWoberts wrote:

Anyone got any more end-of-week websites

One of my all-time favourites, and highly recommended....

http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/

The everyday happenings of Weebl and sometimes Weebl's friend Bob

http://www.weebl.jolt.co.uk/

Otis wrote:

hehe cool! Enjoy the fun and sun! (btw, 7:30 am, and you are awake on a vacation? Or are you a morning-person? (I'm not even awake at 8am during workweeks )

nope not a morning person at all...but 7:30 Hawaii time is 1:30PM East Coast time... I never got adjusted over here.

...so for me know it is 5pm on Friday ...gogin out for my last night in Hawaii bujt I guess its time to get back to work

bert

bertcord wrote:

Otis wrote:

hehe cool! Enjoy the fun and sun! (btw, 7:30 am, and you are awake on a vacation? Or are you a morning-person? (I'm not even awake at 8am during workweeks )

nope not a morning person at all...but 7:30 Hawaii time is 1:30PM East Coast time... I never got adjusted over here.

...so for me know it is 5pm on Friday ...gogin out for my last night in Hawaii bujt I guess its time to get back to work bert

Jetlags can be killing indeed...

I assume the shock will be huge when you get back from paradise in the sun back to the desktop at work... Well, at least I think I have a little present for you next week: a C# template engine task performer

See for an example about how great the C# template engine will become here: (sorry, I'm just happy the thing works )

http://www.llblgen.com/tinyforum/Messages.aspx?ThreadID=1446#8347

Ok, it's now Saturday in most time zones, but I'm glad this week is over.

I'm working with a customer whose database is stripped naked. No PKs, no FKs, and no plans to implement them. "Too slow! Too big! Too much bad data already to fix it!" Right. Everything is indexed, but nothing is related. Trying to change minds here is like pushing a string.

What a week, trying to produce valid information from this mush. What's surprising is that it's a big customer, well known (I won't say who), with a live internet-based exposure. Go figure.

Ah, Saturday. Sleeping late, fingers off the keyboard, watching the Yankees win the Penant.

See you guys Monday.

swallace wrote:

Ok, it's now Saturday in most time zones, but I'm glad this week is over.

I'm working with a customer whose database is stripped naked. No PKs, no FKs, and no plans to implement them. "Too slow! Too big! Too much bad data already to fix it!" Right. Everything is indexed, but nothing is related. Trying to change minds here is like pushing a string.

Some people should just be ordered to step away from keyboards, and be delegated to supervise the printer's paperbin.

What a week, trying to produce valid information from this mush. What's surprising is that it's a big customer, well known (I won't say who), with a live internet-based exposure. Go figure.

Bigger doesn't have to mean better At Cap Gemini (europe's largest IT consultancy firm) they have a saying: "Right below the lighthouse, it's always dark", which means something like "it's a beacon for the world but not for itself". They use it for commenting on their own IT infrastructure

Ah, Saturday. Sleeping late, fingers off the keyboard, watching the Yankees win the Penant. See you guys Monday.

Yankees, that's baseball, right?

Have a good weekend, Scott

I havn't done this for a while....JEFF, IT'S FRIDAY!!!!

Ok, was anyone else (on this continent) spooked by the idea that Boston Red Sox won the World Series on the same night of a lunar eclipse?

There was a lunar eclipse? Hmmm.

I just got an exception at line 666, dunno if it has anything to do with halloween but it was kinda spooky (ok, oracle code, nothing new of course )

Otis wrote:

I just got an exception at line 666, dunno if it has anything to do with halloween but it was kinda spooky

Speaking of spooky, I have a scary meeting coming up in an hour and I swear yesterday's Dilbert strip sums up at least half of it: http://www.unitedmedia.com/comics/dilbert/archive/dilbert-20041028.html

whoa... I didn't know we could post anonymously, I assumed I was logged in when I posted that. When did that happen?

sirshannon wrote:

whoa... I didn't know we could post anonymously, I assumed I was logged in when I posted that. When did that happen?

Hmmm. The Anonymous Coward is an existing user, I'll try to reproduce what you experienced. just a sec.

Otis wrote:

sirshannon wrote:

whoa... I didn't know we could post anonymously, I assumed I was logged in when I posted that. When did that happen?

Hmmm. The Anonymous Coward is an existing user, I'll try to reproduce what you experienced. just a sec.

Test Hmm. Some crappy code from my part! Will fix this hole immediately.

Ok it seems to work again, the messages are set back to the users they posted them (thankfully IPs are tracked ).

I'll now check where the bug is located.

Hi FB

I know you are always so busy and we always keep asking for new features - but i was wondering if you had any plan to develop visual Library that wrapps the underlying generated DL classes?

Now the question is why and where would i use this? I am thinking in areas where i use visual control - grids and reporting. I always had this feeling that a visual LLBLGen control would be nice - so you could configure it at design time and connect it to grid.- but you don't want one for every DAL Object!!

This is for self serv of course. What i am talking about is Componenent that uses the Adapter Pattern to wrap a selected DAL Collection. - But how would you know which class to wrap?

I thought about it and came up with the following - You will drop this component on Design area - have a property in the inspector where you select an enum matching the name of the collection \ TypedList object in the DL - there after the visual component will use a simple factory to create an instance of the object being represented by the enum.

It is only an idea...what do you think? Will such a thing be usefull?