Oh, I was kidding. I agree with the reasoning in the article. I was just having a bit of fun :)
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@ericesque: Big friggin image fail :(
@nachobel TOTORO!: Strange. The wash instructions for my Hanes boxerbriefs say not to use fabric softener...
@RGLarson: Just use that hotmail account for a little while. The summer Hotmail update included many spam reduction features. The new Sweep feature makes it easy to select one email and apply an action (such as delete) to all other emails from that same sender. You also have the option of checking a box to apply that…
What do you mean "every band on tour needs"? *I* need!!
Somebody get this boy a Windows Phone before he stumbles into a slot on the Darwin awards.
Loves me some catty Verizon ads XD
They're just batteries. All they do is power the mouse. Relax. Spend some time with your family.
@jd: Only by elitist designers or those who don't know when to use GIF...
@Ye Olde Human: My bet is on the guy with the frickin time machine! SWEET!
@lewdev: All I heard was blah blah blah, I'm a dirty tramp.
@lewdev: You replied while I was writing a response in which I admitted to being overzealous with my first comment.
@Java-Princess: double post.
@Java-Princess: I'm sorry. I just realized that when you said, "is that so?" you were likely questioning the fact that I essentially said good programmers don't put stock in comments.
@Java-Princess: Thank you for promoting my comment, Java-Princess.
And when you get really good at programming you'll realize that nearly all comments are worthless because they aren't maintained when code is changed. Comments create additional maintenance at best and offer no functional value.