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I hate open work places ... what do you do if you want to pick your nose or fart?

You would need specific legal advice, but a general rule of thumb is all things done whilst you were employed by the company belong to that company unless explicitly stated otherwise. Even if the company has folded, this would still be seen as an asset for administrative purposes. I write as an accountant, not a lawyer. If there were debts owed when this company crashed, then this software ...

arnold schwarzenegger was asked if he would upgrade to Windows 7. He said "I still love vista, baby!"

Good morning to you, Two open source databases that comes into mind here... MySql [ ^ ] if you want to develop a Client/Server architecture. SqlLite [ ^ ] if you want a simple database (SQL dialect, transactions etc) that you can lug around with your application. By the way, SqlLite is in the public domain as well! Cheers, Tom

In the UK people (like me) just moan. Over here in Norway, they just whack on their waterproofs and go about business as usual. Quite a nice attitude to have!

Dell's long been known to suck in my circles. I priced one out, looked at finances and figured I could afford it in 2 weeks. Went back then to order and the price had changed by over $300 (US). No reason why, just suddenly that much more. Their prices change by whim, the service when something goes wrong is hit or miss (sometimes amazing and sometimes a nightmare) and they seem to have a ...

They should just set you up a source control repository (and a VPN maybe). You could even develop on your local box as long as it does not need to much resources from the otherside. On the other hand, I cant even work on a remote PC via RDP on the same LAN...

I'd agree- #3 looks the most interesting.

ftfy

Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote: Dalek Dave was involved Is that DD for a big one?

The death penalty for stupidity has never been repealed.

Brady Kelly wrote: they have asked me to submit a handwriting sample To quote the great Admiral Ackbar "It's a TRAP!" That or they have someone that likes to waste money in HR.

Joe Woodbury wrote: I get inexpensive items, great prices on food, no hassles on returns, excellent assistance and prices from their eye care department. I get stuff there late at night. Because they're open. And it's the only time of day that their policy of keeping two (out of 20-something) checkout lanes staffed doesn't mean waiting in line for half an hour. Food prices are about ...

*Deep heartfelt growl* Too many people think a long test report means the tests have some value. Don't get me started.

1.21 Gigawatts wrote: I even burst out laughing at one point - and I'm not making this up - there was a sign on the door inside the mens loo's that states: "This toilet is for males only." I used to do a lot of work for Local Authorities. In the Town Hall of one of them the Gents immediately outside the Council Chamber had a massive sign This Facility is for Male Members Only It used to ...

Good on ya. In what context? If it's in a C# switch it's nothing to be concerned about.

Mike Marynowski wrote: You can't possibly be sitting on the forum, hitting F5 every once in a while, and reading through all the new messages, can you? Generally that is about it! I am flicking through several websites, but pop back for an F5 every little while.

You would need specific legal advice, but a general rule of thumb is all things done whilst you were employed by the company belong to that company unless explicitly stated otherwise. Even if the company has folded, this would still be seen as an asset for administrative purposes. I write as an accountant, not a lawyer. If there were debts owed when this company crashed, then this software ...

That's magnificent news Rage. Look forward to many sleepless nights and many amazing days, kids bring you so much joy. Congratulations to you and your wife - now wet the babies head with a from me.