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Picture this scenario: There's a gunman who a schizophrenic and threating to kill the person you love most. He will free the hostage and turn himself in if someone can correctly give the year that...

We all know what happened in Utica when VBForumsNY unionized. I'm not getting involved in that effort!

You put the queen on your money, you're basically British.

Just like the housing bubble in 2007/08 it is inevitable that the college tuition bubble will pop. The Higher Education Act not only increased the cap on borrowing limits but it also loosened the...

Yes, university and college typically interchangeable.

I do not have a college education, although I "attended" (and I mean in the loosest sense of the word) a state university for 2 semesters.

My first career was in the insurance industry. You do not...

I like to cook my jambalaya with andouille, but I prefer a deep smoked sausage in my gumbo.

I do remember visiting Arkansas and it was the most bizarre thing ever. I would get hot, stand under some shade, and I would just cool off.

Yeah, I am looking at the temperature averages and the average high is 92.

I just looked it up and our temperature is 77 degrees right now with a feels like of 86. Generally we would be in the low 90s with a feels like in the low 100s.

This summer has been unusually cool here too. Typically when it rains here, it cools off for about 30 minutes then it gets hot and humid. But this year after it rains it seems like the clouds are...

We have been experiencing the exact opposite problem. It has rained everyday for weeks now.

I actually enjoy the rain, but my lawn is a bit neglected. Then again passing a mower right now is sure...

Right now I'm listening to "A Better Tomorrow" by No Cash.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx-M4dqmgaM

Ah, Jesus Christ!

Is it safe for work?

Makes sense to me

Bonker, your evolution is definitely noted.

Toulouse's sausage Looks more like ponce sausage to me, but not quite.

This is the boudin I’m referring to https://www.beststopinscott.com/product-category/boudin/

Scott, LA is the boudin capital. There’s regional flavors in Louisiana, but just about everyone agrees...

Wrong. The correct answer is boudin.

https://i.pinimg.com/474x/b0/c8/66/b0c8662bde2233d3dd806ad92a79312d--the-sandlot-sandlot-quotes.jpg

https://people.com/human-interest/french-scientist-apologizes-says-space-telescope-image-of-distant-star-was-actually-just-chorizo/

These are the kind of scientist we need.

I have now

Ohh, that's good.

I deleted several posts from this thread and edited one other.

@jenniger9 - Be mindful that we do not allow discussion that violates a website's TOS. I highly encourage you to take techgnome's...

That was awesome

Another option is to switch to a web based solution.

You can setup an ASP.NET MVC web API project for the back-end and then use a professional component library like Kendo-UI to generate reports...

The following code does the following:

Get every branch name
Loop over the values
Skip the branch named master
Delete the branch without force


Run this code to setup the alias:

For what its worth, I work in C# too. As you may have noticed from your coworker, most programmers are very opinionated. My advice is two-fold, first use the right tool for the right job. Secondly,...

Perhaps the easiest solution is to use the publishing wizard, but before that you should remove any unused references.

Open the project's properties by going to Project > {Project Name}...

This sounds like a publishing issue in that it sounds like you're deploying the contents of your bin directory rather than actually creating an installation. Is that safe to assume?

If he's in Hollywood, then I'd expect him to look more flashier. More like Mr. Boomtastic himself
https://www.vbforums.com/images/ieimages/2022/07/1.com

They are correct, this isn't programming related. I've moved the thread to general PC.

Visual Studio has a cool feature called Paste JSON as Classes that can be found under Edit > Paste Special > Paste JSON as Classes. The one disadvantage to this is that the Visual Basic property...

Or from the mother tongue: imbecile

Isaac Newton. What an idiot.

C#:

var foo = IO.File.ReadAllLines("foo.txt");

VB.NET:

Dim foo = IO.File.ReadAllLines("foo.txt")

\_^^_/

To JMcIlhinney's point, I have a FAQ thread on which collection should be used in Visual Basic .NET, here:...

You still believe the earth is flat? Pssh, it is a line. #lineearther

Space is a delusion.