It's also something that a lot of terrorists seem to lack.

Or you add shared props files that have the correct settings to your project through the property manager, and then you only have to edit them in one place whenever they change. There are some new ways (better ways) of doing things in VS2010 compared to older versions. It's not perfect, but it works. And in the end, a project file is pretty human-readable XML that you can easily modify with Python for example. I do it relatively often to fix certain niggles (like how the dependency manager fails to handle files referenced in the project that are not on disk, but not required for a successful build).

From now on, if you want to start a war on a developed country, you should do it on a Tuesday. That's the day the soldiers are down for their Windows Updates.

You are mistaken. The top and bottom bioethicist are one and the same. Except after taking LSD. For research.

I don't know if the "cyberworrier" typo is intentional, but it seems oddly appropriate.

No, not even slightly close. Yes, that's a POWER cable.

Sometimes the cost of repairing something easily fixed is higher than just getting a new one. Two examples: at one point in time certain printers were cheaper to buy again with included ink cartridges than getting separate new ink cartridges, and a pocket calculator actually cost less than the batteries that it needed when the originals ran out.

It worked so well for regular old webpages with CSS and stuff across multiple browser versions and platforms and screen sizes :D.

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Daaaiiiiiisy.

Funny you should say that. I have only one piece of debt: my house. I paid for my (very new 2ndhand, but small) car in cash.