Monday, August 05, 2002

"The Slashdot Way involves duct tape, bailing wire, and, sometimes, a 386 running RedHat. Its generally insignificant up-front savings are offset by the countless hours of configuration, tuning, tweaking, prodding, poking, and general lackluster performance of the contraption in question." -- / . comment This is why I never got into Linux: I just don't have the patience/time to figure things out. I don't want to have to figure out /etc/*.conf ; I just want to have things work. 10:52:47 PM    comment []

When you compile C#: class A {} interface I1 {} interface I2 {} class B: A, I1, I2 { } and ILDASM it, you get: .class private auto ansi beforefieldinit B        extends A        implements I1,                   I2 Sounds familiar, no? 1:17:30 AM    comment []