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I guess junk food falls in the category, right? These are so fucking good...

I miss Clementine. One thing I found interesting is that a bot being "dead" is mostly a programmed response to being shot, stabbed, etc. The human tech dude quickly revived whats-his-name via the control panel.

I enjoyed the special effects but overall I was kind of disappointed. Mostly because I wanted some additional time spent with Pablo and Kelly at the end. It kind of felt rushed.

Same here. Also, the characters are becoming unlikable. I have no sympathy for Dolores since she's gone on a murderous rampage. The show as it stands right now has no hero. I have a difficult time maintaining interest when there's no one to root for.

I was -8.5 in both eyes before I had LASIK done a few years ago. I've suffered from extreme dry eye ever since. I'm literally using artificial tears every 15 to 30 minutes on bad days. However, I just started a new eye drop medication named 'Xidra' which has helped tremendously.

THIS HAS RETURNED and is as awesome as ever.

Journey Into Night Season: 2 Episode: 1 Air date: 2018-04-22 Guest stars: Betty Gabriel, Steven Ogg, Christopher May, Oliver Bell, Ward Roberts, Micah Fitzgerald, Adam Storke, Lisa Roumain, Sarah Jane MacKay, Brian Yang, David Midthunder, Brett Edwards, Matthew Wimbush, Brenna Otts, Adam...

What the hell else is he going to do? A Burn Notice revival?

Bask in the glory of C# and the .NET framework.

OMG is private messaging broke?

Yeah, we have this problem. Any good coder usually wants to be in development not QA. What we now have are several QA testers who wanted to be a developer but were brought in as QA because their programming skills and knowledge weren't up to snuff. But this has caused the test code to be a...

I think this season has been a major step up from previous ones. It's been absolutely fantastic. Too bad the show can't be an hour long.

HER? Oh God...

I didn't know this. Only one I remember was John Ritter -- another great talent that was lost too soon.

Who is asking you of this? It's like someone asking me to replace an automobile transmission when I have no knowledge of car mechanics other than a basic oil change.

Reason why I would recommend WebForms instead is that it has a ton of built-in controls (like a data grid). With MVC you'll need to either build your own or find a third-party library. If one is just starting out it'll just add needless complexity.

And you know zero programming languages? What you're describing isn't particularly trivial and the fact you're coming in knowing nothing will make this exponentially more difficult. Given that you're mentioning Microsoft technologies (IIS, SQL Server 2012), I would strongly advise learning...

Imagine you have to update a Person record in the database. But the update being applied is only valid for females. So you need to check the person record in the db to confirm that yes they are female in order for the update to be applied. If not, a validation error is returned. Stuff like...

I suppose it depends on what kind of software you're looking to build, but I have yet to use any real math in my projects. Most everything complicated has been abstracted away into libraries so who cares. For instance, I am not writing on my binary tree sorting algorithm. I often sit on...

It's getting scathing reviews.

Actually, I drew a connection more with Get Shorty. Anyway, just watched the first episode so I'm a bit behind. But really enjoyed it and was great seeing Henry Winkler.

Not familiar with that actress, but her face is annoying.

Then I'd say don't bother. First, what? 5 seasons were great. As far as "aging badly" I disagree. It's not like the episodes were pack full of CGI effects or something.

What's sad is, for me, I've watched all episodes of Fear so far and there is only ONE character whose name I can remember: Nick. I cannot for the life of me remember anyone else. And that's the main problem for the show is that I don't give a shit about anyone.

Just go with the cheap one for now and buy the more expensive domain later if you feel the need.

I enjoyed the first episode. Hannah is cute and her dad looks like Goldberg.

I understand, but I also think we need to be pragmatic. This particular operation is never something that will be rapid-fire. This is literally a user entering some data and hitting submit and, again, it's not a user operation that's even all that frequent. Also, our system is not on the web...

During code review. But I'm essentially following the guidelines offered by Microsoft. This is (was) the typical pattern used: Contrived example... public class MyModel : IValidateableObject { ... public override IEnumerable<ValidationResult> Validate(ValidationContext...

Okay, we are developing a WebAPI so we need to validate that the models coming in are correct. The problem is that we often need to perform several disconnected SQL queries. Stuff like checking if some entity exists, or is in a valid state, a system configuration setting, etc. etc. So the...

God, this guy at work is driving me crazy. We recently switched up teams so I'm now working with this other developer that hand-wrings over anything that might possibly be a performance issue. I mean, I realize that certainly is important, but it ends up forcing us to write some really...