Psychedelic drugs. They help keep priorities in order and aid creativity by forcing you to examine different points of view and approach problems from different angles.
If it's a squeeze bunt and the batter is out at first base, presumably the runner scored. That is exactly the purpose of a suicide squeeze. Safety squeezes are extremely rare, and "a squeeze bunt" nearly always refers…
Really nice icons. Thanks for sharing.
Well said. The US prison complex is hopelessly broken and the absurdity of flogging criminals only underscores that.
This is really cool. The app is beautiful to look at. I find the search useful, particularly being able to pin results to the document. Highlighting a word and getting a list of synonyms is great, too. This fills a…
neat.
I like the IDE (a lot). I'm not reinventing anything, just doing web development. Visual Studio gives you every tool you need to get the job done in one package that's frequently updated and runs stably and consistently…
Yeah, MVC. WebForms look a little painful, but most of the pluses of Visual Studio still apply IMO.
You're going to hate this answer, but after a couple of years of Node/Express development I'm really enjoying writing Asp.NET in C# using Visual Studio 2013.
Lol at "And I don't know anyone with a Windows Phone that doesn't have a Visual Studio license."
Seems like a good place to shoot the shit.
My grandfather used to say "Thirty days has November, all the rest I can't remember."
Psychedelic drugs. They help keep priorities in order and aid creativity by forcing you to examine different points of view and approach problems from different angles.
If it's a squeeze bunt and the batter is out at first base, presumably the runner scored. That is exactly the purpose of a suicide squeeze. Safety squeezes are extremely rare, and "a squeeze bunt" nearly always refers…
Really nice icons. Thanks for sharing.
Well said. The US prison complex is hopelessly broken and the absurdity of flogging criminals only underscores that.
This is really cool. The app is beautiful to look at. I find the search useful, particularly being able to pin results to the document. Highlighting a word and getting a list of synonyms is great, too. This fills a…
neat.
I like the IDE (a lot). I'm not reinventing anything, just doing web development. Visual Studio gives you every tool you need to get the job done in one package that's frequently updated and runs stably and consistently…
Yeah, MVC. WebForms look a little painful, but most of the pluses of Visual Studio still apply IMO.
You're going to hate this answer, but after a couple of years of Node/Express development I'm really enjoying writing Asp.NET in C# using Visual Studio 2013.
Lol at "And I don't know anyone with a Windows Phone that doesn't have a Visual Studio license."
Seems like a good place to shoot the shit.
My grandfather used to say "Thirty days has November, all the rest I can't remember."