Alastair Danley-Cox

C#.Net developer

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@Grady_Booch @miehrmantraut flex my @Grady_Booch

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@realbritishlion @michellegayle1 @dvdgayton reported

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@EveOnline #tweetfleet

Forget TTT structures (whatever those are), excel spreadsheets, and TiDi (but HFS that's actually amazing) - the coolest thing about Eve Online is the 404s

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@jameslineytv @I_amMukhtar @SholaMos1 Coz you ain't oppressed?

https://t.co/HQwEOn3Sre

[Stephen Appiah @StephenAppiah]

This was not the news we were expecting bro but God knows best.

My condolences to the widow and family of our brother Christian Atsu.

May he find rest. We will miss you ❤️🇬🇭

#RIPChristianAtsu

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@_jessicasachs @swalker326 Also Google the reasons _to_ deploy on a Friday. I used to be a no deploy Fridays kind of guy but I've changed that mindset. Some great reading outside of a Google search is here: https://t.co/cNcrkcU9fd
Aversion to Friday deploys is indicative of a problematic deployment process

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@pkelleter87 @bnjm @Hughsie28 @kvlly Works well for me. The args against locally stored db are valid, but it's personal choice - if you don't mind that aspect, then it's acceptable to you.
If I want access from more devices, I can change something. Strikes me that any distribution of the db increases attack surface

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@psy_aviah @allenholub If pragmatism results in these simultaneous tasks, then pragmatism results in these inefficiencies. Seems like pragmatism is a balancing act

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[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@psy_aviah @allenholub Sure: each individual task has different efficiency. The one being worked on that has team members with all requisite knowledge to not get stuck is 100% efficient. The other task that does not, is less.

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[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@axynim @allenholub But then let's say we do that 90% (no burnout) focus on more than one task...this is inefficient again in the same way. 90% focus on one task yields better results, with that 10% reducing burnout.

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@axynim @allenholub Isn't the take here that working on many things at once _is_ 100% focus, but that focus is distributed across more than one task...which is always worse than 100% focus on _one_ task?

Avoiding burnout would be say, only 90% focus...that 10% is allocated to the "recharge" task.

[Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu @SholaMos1]

I’m trending ….that’s OK.

To those Offended by me, please be very Offended, stew in your Offended Fragility and then get Offended some more. When you’ve reached PEAK Offendedness:

Kiss. My. Royal. Black. Chuddy.😘🔥

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@Remi_MULegend @Lorna_TVeditor Fkin ay right? Making it a bloody competition. For shame.

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@bryanjhogan @cinnamon_msft Needing an msdos 6.2 boot disk to play frontier coz win95 https://t.co/rnOuKAxINj used up too much base ram

Also don't forget to load smartdrv with a decent cache size

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@shanselman @zumalifeguard @cinnamon_msft ^ Worked in labs in the 90s where the screen saver routine was headed "Screen burn avoidance sequence".

There was when I learnt Novell Netware's OS would print "server abended" on the console when it crashed. Later found out "abend" was a shortening of "abnormal end". I "oohed"

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@bitfield Huh?

Using a debugger sounds just fine to me. Use one to help you improve on the problem. Designing / eyeballing it may get you all the way, but a debugger can be useful.

Also: it's not always "my" code I'm debugging. 3rd-party libs and frameworks can have their problems too

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@cszhu Feeling like a binary clock is the same thing

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@bumfuckedbored @thetwerkinggirl @Sistah_Space This sort of bollox thinking and response is a perfect example of why this ain't for you!!!

[Alastair Danley-Cox @AliDC33]

@909808707606Z @kelechnekoff "Very fine people on both sides" is it?

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@mrbrianrowe House Party

Best track too!