we have several .net projects where we store certain settings in config files.
Now each developer will have their own config files that differ a little (different connection strings to connect to local db, different wcf endpoints etc.)
At the moment we tend to check out app/web.config files and ...
@tchrist I don't have nudie pics of Harry Potter. I do have nudie pics of Daniel Radcliffe, but he was playing someone else at the time, and I try to distinguish between character and actor. (This is easy for me in the case of DR, as I've never actually seen him act (except in trailers): I've seen only a few interviews and his surprisingly good stint on QI.)
I'm looking for a way to quantify and explain the scenario below to my managers. I'm really good at understanding issues, but unfortunately no so good at communicating them to others. I have written some code that works out scores or should I save appropriateness of a product for a customer. I n...
@TRiG I know all that. I was completely jesting, I promise!
@Cerberus He never was. He used to be here on workdays, and not weekends, although usually longer than the workday. Not that that tables the question, of course.
@Cerberus Pretty sure it isn’t cause he misses Jasper.
But yes, there are several rather queasy things hereabouts of late, making things just generally uncomfortable. Probably best to lie low as they work themselves out rather than picking too much at any of the scabs or shaking out skeletons from their closets.
I have two questions:
Q1: Which one(s) of the sentences below, can be grammatically correct and why?
And if there are more than one correct sentence, does the meaning change when the verb tense is changed or are they synonymous and can be used interchangeably?
1- Yes, I was. I've never know...
i want to each of you have found happiness, what has done this i. i perish without you, shall be with you, as with sky moon, not care billeting i shall be your always. on move you there is that without which can not, when you far i shall itself not its.
@Cerberus If I used no-one here, people would laugh, and think I was affecting an outdated style; it would certainly not be right for my daily work. (Yet we haven't gotten rid of the hyphen in e-mail in our style guide. Grr.)
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@Cerberus because you think we are too harsh on new users and all of their questions. So we should just move all the questions to ELL and be done with it
We generally avoid migrations to new beta sites, especially when they're young, so that we can focus on building that community naturally. I'd like to get a nice grasp of this period to observe the magnitude and frequency of the issue here in ELU now that ELL is public.
In philosophy of mind, dualism is the assumption that mental phenomena are, in some respects, non-physical, or that the mind and body are not identical. Thus, it encompasses a set of views about the relationship between mind and matter, and is contrasted with other positions, such as physicalism, in the mind–body problem.
Aristotle shared Plato's view of multiple souls, (ψυχή psychē) and further elaborated a hierarchical arrangement, corresponding to the distinctive functions of plants, animals and people: a nutritive soul of growth and metabolism, that all three share, a perceptive soul...
In fact, if dualism isn't a dichotomy, I don't know what is.
@Cerberus You and Joni Mitchell. And Pablo Picasso.
sings I look at dualism from both sides now, from matter and mind, and still somehow it's mind illusions I recall. I really don't know matter ... at all.
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Wow. He endorses Jon's comment.
Don't you have to be some kind of authority before you can endorse something?