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  1. @bsimser no movement to fix this does indeed suck. I'd even be happy just with movement to improve the uninstall experience
  2. I HATE YOU NETFLIX WITH YOUR STUPID UNBLOCKABLE POPUP ADDS PLEASE KILL YOURSELF KTHXBYE
  3. @bsimser I've never understood why installing uninstalling a program is so hard. linux totally pwns windows on this front
  4. @smd check a starter pistol in luggage and declare a firearm. no airport will lose luggage that has a firearm. ever.
  5. eliminated even more code from a bloated god-object. so happy
  6. need volunteers in seattle area to help out with a friend's bachelor party. must be people that my friend doesn't know so that's most of you
  7. netflix has the most robust pop up ads I've ever seen. they continually find ways around my pop up filters. impressive but still annoying
  8. @darkxanthos probably around 8 or so. they close at 10pm on fridays though
  9. @darkxanthos climbing friday night?
  10. yes, I really should be following my own preconditions. thank you Asserts and unit tests for informing me of my mistake
  11. congrats to all of you #mvp
  12. unit tests 100% passing (all 93 of them), refactor time!
  13. all tests passing. life is good. now I can refactor without fear
  14. all the parts work, let's see if the integration test is sucessful
  15. using regions in VS- usually indicative that you're violating the SRP
  16. just added RFC 2822 to my favorites in IE. never thought I'd see the day when something like that would happen
  17. @kferron true, but I still don't like how MSTest just sorta crashes if it hits. I want some sort of graceful failure and informative message
  18. anyone besides me think that MSTest should just fail a test that hits an assert instead of crashing the test runner?
  19. @darkxanthos you'll never ever have more than four quadrants in that case. ever. therefore a switch is nice and clean
  20. @darkxanthos switches are useful if you're certain that the values you check will never change. like handling which quadrant a point is in