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  1. @troethom But those 5% does what I need. My point is that writing my own log provider for Log4Net requires more work than rolling my own.
  2. @troethom I newer felt the need. With Log4Net however I spend countless hours figuring out what was going one. Eg. it fails silently. #fail.
  3. @troethom Log4Net needs 50 lines of XML hell configuration. And I only use 5% of what it offers. But it still does not do what I want/need.
  4. @troethom Flexibility? Reinvent? On a given project I need to log to one place. Eg. a database. It takes max. 50 lines of code. Max!
  5. @ploeh Why don't you just roll you own. If you follow YAGNI it should not take long.
  6. @ploeh You are so right. Config should not be done in .config files. XML and deployment hell. Unless you use machine.config - hope not.
  7. @strobaek The C200 is indeed to expensive. But my wife would not use Sonos if she only had her iPhone. But the C200 and the app are on pair.
  8. @strobaek The C200 is much better than the iPhone/iPhone. Mostly because it is a dedicated device.
  9. @jsaaby Why are you jailbreaking? PS: Remember to change SSH password.
  10. @troethom If you are running MVC, why do you have a Table in a Table in a Table ? :-)
  11. Most overlooked feature of the iPhone must be the "Add person" during a call to make an Ad-hoc phone conference. Once did it with 5 persons.
  12. @strobaek Sonos Z90 connected to my receiver in living room, Z120 in the kitchen and one C200 + 2 iPhones. Want the S5 for office/bedroom.
  13. @troethom I think this concludes my arguments ;-)
  14. @troethom Why would you make an extensibility point before you need it?
  15. @troethom Ok... Agreed. But 140 chars you know ;-) I do however wait with making overloads until I need them.
  16. @troethom Static methods can be overloaded as well. I don't see where you are going.
  17. @troethom YAGNI. By deciding you make you code easier to write. I never needed more that zip. And the day I do, I'll make my abstract class.
  18. @troethom Why would you want to write an initializer every time you need an object, if it's stateless? It's one extra line of code.
  19. @troethom The only reason I would want to inherit my Zip class is to mock it. So in the name of test i once again pollute my API.
  20. @publicvoid_dk If VB and C# are getting on pair, we will soon have Modules in C#. Then I could just write ZipFile(inFile, outFile).