It's better than most of the code I see on a daily basis but then again the interview screening assignments I review are also better than most of the code I see on a daily basis.

Yep. I see this in spades, every day. Some of us are using a similar convention for our class and method names. Firstly, you can prefix all our classes or interfaces with a capital letter, let's say "X" so we can tell what's ours because hey, source code and namespaces just aren't enough. If the method is allowed to be ...

 wow. I don't know how this translates to NHibernate but I wouldn't have expected all that in Hibernate.

 The best drinking game I've seen is "the rum game". The rules are simple, sit in a circle with an opened bottle of rum. take a swig and pass the bottle on. the next person has to take a bigger swig. that's all.

[quote user="bridget99"]If Microsoft wants to try and hide their little forced reboot like a 3-year-old throwing his Brussels sprouts under the table, so be it.[/quote]  I just let it happen these days. Not using a windows PC for more than two weeks always results in about an hour's downtime for "installing update 1 of ...

[quote user="morbiuswilters"]LOL, hey guys, I tried installing Minecraft on my Atari Jaguar and---I'll be goddamned, it worked.[/quote]  I'm certain our CI setup runs on an abacus.  

Only a fool would enter the nightmare of cake: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwylBRucU7w

[quote user="KrakenLover"] Vendor:   Well, for one, you can't have commas in your data anywhere or it confuses the parser. Vendor:  You can't have quotation marks in the file at all, it confuses the parser.  And wrapping commas in quotes doesn't matter.  You can't have commas in your data.  ...

[quote user="joe.edwards"]I want a Visual Studio add-in or extension that adds an arsenal of weapons you can use to shoot, burn, bomb, and nuke bad code.[/quote] That sounds nice. happy, friendly bombs. It might not be enough in our case. I may resort to chucking our SVN server into the brook behind our office building. It's a ...

So my patience is running out. The web application I inherited when I started here is throwing exceptions in all the places in the code that I said from the outset were not fit for production. Today's error: "Value cannot be null", accompanied by some Linq to Xml related stacktrace. No logs. What does the page in question do? It ...