Code Faster!!!

Slowhand

And for those of you who haven't made the jump from Visual Studio 2002/2003 to 2005, let alone 2005 to 2008, Microsoft would like to remind you to. . . GET ON THE FRIKKIN' BALL, PEOPLE! We're not made of money, you kn. . . oh, right. Never mind. . .

This has been a friendly reminder to you from Microsoft and the Visual Studio 2010 team.

jryantech

Slowhand wrote:

And for those of you who haven't made the jump from Visual Studio 2002/2003 to 2005, let alone 2005 to 2008, Microsoft would like to remind you to. . . GET ON THE FRIKKIN' BALL, PEOPLE! We're not made of money, you kn. . . oh, right. Never mind. . .

This has been a friendly reminder to you from Microsoft and the Visual Studio 2010 team.

Thank God I'm in school and got the full version of Visual Studio 2008 for free.

Slowhand

Gotta love that Academic Alliance and MSDN program through the schools. Between that and my TechNet subscription. . . well, I run a better network in my house than most of my former clients ever did.

Kaminsky

and there's me after all these years thinking to make it go faster you just needed to put a bigger hampster in it....

Slowhand

Kaminsky wrote:

and there's me after all these years thinking to make it go faster you just needed to put a bigger hampster in it....

Shhhh, that's classified information. And besides, the hamster will only be included with Visual Studio 2010 Team Studio edition.

JDMurray

Well, since it's called "2010" that means I won't need to start worrying about this for a while. Windows 7 is the up-and-coming pain that's currently on my mind.

tiersten

Slowhand wrote:

Kaminsky wrote:

and there's me after all these years thinking to make it go faster you just needed to put a bigger hampster in it....

Shhhh, that's classified information. And besides, the hamster will only be included with Visual Studio 2010 Team Studio edition.

Visual Studio 2010 Team Studio Premium Enterprise Mega Ultimate Plus 2 edition more like. Microsoft are getting a little carried away with all the various editions of their software.

Slowhand

JDMurray wrote:

Well, since it's called "2010" that means I won't need to start worrying about this for a while. Windows 7 is the up-and-coming pain that's currently on my mind.

Never fear, I'm sure Microsoft will continue to bring you pain long into the new decade. After all, isn't that the legacy we in IT are left with? The users get annoyances, delays. . . and we get pain. Ah, I love my career.