[quote user="drurowin"] DLL hell.[/quote] I think .NET handles this problem nicely with Strong Name Keys. There's a simple, human-readable, unique identifier for each distinct version of each distinct assembly, and the OS (rather than the program) can search the current user directory, GAC, and system library directories without ...

Ben L the warlock: well-versed in the dark art of thread necromancy.

You sure have a lot of support for a guy who pissed all over your favorite language.

[quote user="mikeTheLiar"]Or you could just use Google voice.[/quote] You got my hopes up. I started to port my number, then it told me it would cancel my service plan with AT&T and I'd be charged an early termination fee (which is substantial). I could get a new number, but since the harrasser has my old number it ...

AWESOME

OK, I'm receiving harassing SMS messages, and looking for ways to block this person without paying a $5/mo service charge. After a bit of Googling, someone notes that I can manage how incoming messages are handled at mymessages.wireless.att.com. Which is not integrated with any of the rest of their systems apparently, and not really linked ...

[quote user="morbiuswilters"]Besides, what happens if the line you're goto'ing to is in a variable?[/quote] Apparently computed GOTOs are a real thing, so I have to ask, what kind of situation calls for jumping to a dynamically computed line number?

[quote user="ekolis"]Computer chip flavored potato chips[/quote] Potato chip flavored computer chips Chocolate chip computer chips Computer chip cookies

So wouldn't the proliferation of SPDY (and therefore of TLS encryption) conflict with Google Fiber's interest in spying on subscriber Internet traffic?

It's probable their email blasts are batched ahead of time so they're not using a live copy of the subscription list; probably not a full 2 weeks ahead of time but it's good for CYA purposes.