Incompetence
Warning: Geek post ahead.
It took me 3 days to force an old set of source code into Microsoft's VSS 6.0 and get it running. Another 2 days to unbind a new set of source from its current source control server to another server. The source code must really hate me.
Lesson learnt: When unbinding a .NET solution from VSS, you should bloody well delete all the *.scc, *.vssscc, *.vspscc files from the directory structure. If all else fails, manually edit the solution file to remove the "GlobalSection(SourceCodeControl)" portion. For the project files, also throw away the "SAK" lines. There!
It took me 3 days to force an old set of source code into Microsoft's VSS 6.0 and get it running. Another 2 days to unbind a new set of source from its current source control server to another server. The source code must really hate me.
Lesson learnt: When unbinding a .NET solution from VSS, you should bloody well delete all the *.scc, *.vssscc, *.vspscc files from the directory structure. If all else fails, manually edit the solution file to remove the "GlobalSection(SourceCodeControl)" portion. For the project files, also throw away the "SAK" lines. There!
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/start
if william geektalk;
then ignore;
else nothing;
/end
//ignore me
public void BlogPost()
{
if (william_geektalk)
ignore();
else
nothing();
}
You took programming before?
Yes, that's my deep dark secret. I was actually geek educated.
I can't remember a single line of coding despite being tortured by programming languages for 3 whole years!!! GAH!!!
I can't even write a simple code to publish the word Hello world like what all programming language text books teach in the first chapter. =P
Even if you don't forget it, it's most probably obsolete by now. The curse of IT.
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
There, happy?
Yah meh? Show me :-)