I try to keep an open mind, but not so open that my brains fall out. -- Judge Harold T. Stone
10. Code is _always_ Beta. It's never done until it's no longer in use or support no longer exists.
9. The better the SDK, the more sophisticated the bugs.
8. There's always more bugs in the other guy's (girl's) code.
7. Declaring code bug-free is asking for it to fail at the worst possible time with the greatest visibility.
6. A good design is as likely to have bugs as a bad one. Bugs are equal opportunity.
5. Debugging time is inversely proportional to coding time.
4. If it works the first time, there's a bug, but you won't find it until you roll it out.
3. Debugging is fun. Really! It's when you run out of bugs that you should wonder if you got them all, that's not fun.
2. The most difficult bugs to find are in the most straightforward looking code.
1. That's not a bug, that's a feature.
--posted by ackthpt on slashdot
Veni, vidi, velcro.
"I came, I saw, I stuck around."
My strength is as the strength of ten men, for I am wired to the eyeballs on espresso
"I have some email addresses that are getting hit with spam and I'd like to dead-end them."
Why not download this amazing program to do the bouncing for you?
What this program does is download the headers (not the entire email, which can save you bandwith in the long run) to email files and then classifies them as spam or what not.
From there you can select to delete the email, bounce it back, blacklist it,
or keep it. After processing it, it then opens up your email program and
downloads the good mail.
I use this program to bounce back spam anytime I get it. How effective is
it? Depends on how good you think 1 spam email / month is :)
ted
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ok, so i tried mailwasher...and i'm pretty disappointed with it. the first time i ran it, life was good. the next 3 or 4 times i ran it, it hung part way through. i'm still searching for a spam solution.
I thought I wanted a career - turns out I just wanted paycheques.
<tip type="Programming" author="Joshua Olson">
What a neat idea: http://merd.net/pixel/language-study/syntax-across-languages/
</tip>
<tip type="accessibility">
Cynthia is a web content accessibility validation solution designed to identify errors in design related to Section 508 standards and the WCAG guidelines
http://www.contentquality.com/Default.asp
</tip>
rudy