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@rachellaycock Definitely the one who thinks business logic belongs in them. Let the DB do the querry, everything else in the backend code. 3:31 AM Nov 13th from web in reply to rachellaycock
@ctrl_freak Oh man! I wish I had know that earlier. Thx. I tend to just run around with the mouse, except with text. 10:56 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to ctrl_freak
@johnlacey Spoken like a guru. 8:41 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to johnlacey
@kestra So those slithy and mimsy portmanteau words make you frumious? (As he chortled in his glee). 8:40 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to kestra
@kestra I know I'm not exactly painting a rosey picture, but it isn't all bad. It looks great. Better than XP, nearly as good as Win2k. 8:24 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to kestra
@kestra Ah, perfect timing, I was about to check my old machine for the keystrokes combo. And yes it does work. 8:18 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to kestra
@cathroxx I'm just having early adopter whinging pains. There is a lot to like - and I know it will be widely adopted - so I have to do it. 8:12 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to cathroxx
No really, where is the menu in windows explorer in Win7. I don't want to have to drag the mouse to 'select all'. (Option any where?) 8:08 PM Nov 12th from web
Someone at MS listened to one of those silly UX talks where you are told to take out features. Why is there no memu in Windows explorer? 8:01 PM Nov 12th from web
@Sillyboy I might for the first one. The second one was malicious (and pure) HTML. I think they did a brilliant job detecting that. 6:17 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to Sillyboy
@ChrisSylvester 10 or 16 pound sledgehammer? 5:26 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to ChrisSylvester
The other one I wrote (but it was a test of a common exploit to popup an EXE from HTML code). 4:55 PM Nov 12th from web
Given that one of reports is from a copy of an old MAC System7.5.3 CD, I suspect false positive. (Virus:MacOS/ComputerShutDown ?) 4:52 PM Nov 12th from web
Wow! MS Security Essentials is GOOD. I think it has just discovered 2 false positives in an old archive - but like the way it works. 4:49 PM Nov 12th from web
@ChrisSylvester So which button do I press to do that... no wait... I can't find any. 4:42 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to ChrisSylvester
@morb01 But does the Mac one show the floating point errors and the Windows one get it right as the real ones do? 4:36 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to morb01
More whinging about my upgrade hassles later today.... ;) 4:28 PM Nov 12th from web
Sometimes when I write 'say' I mean 'sez' == says. 4:21 PM Nov 12th from web
@inJenious *Definitely* do it then. I have not 'experienced' Vista, but everything I've read say Win7 is cleaner AND FASTER. 4:19 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to inJenious
@EvilSue But the real point was: 1) Old machine running Vista WILL have the grunt and drivers. 2) XP software may NOT work on Win7. 4:18 PM Nov 12th from web in reply to EvilSue

Name David L Morris
Location Perth, Western Australia
Web http://www.netwiz...
Bio A software developer C (Win32), a bit of PHP & FLex. Currently pretending to understand XP themes. Likes tracky dacks, but once wore a suit to a geek event.