There is nothing that can be done on Monday mornings that can’t be done on Tuesday afternoons – save breakfast – so take a peak at these. And for god sake Mike C, you’re spilling your coffee!
Possibly not work safe.
Funny name, but it gets a bit interesting at “Br#####k’s formal parent language” – where you can seen that a UTM only needs 6 commands to pass the test – give me enough polynomial time, a lever long enough and I can climb any mounting – I may be mixing my metaphors somewhat.
This is worth a read:
Where’s the Bottleneck?, I think I agree with one commenter:
“Microsoft finds itself surrounded by world class problems. Lawsuits brought not just by a single nation but a consortium of nations; a shift of the primary revenue stream from private citizens to big companies and governments; ever increasing demands from big companies and government for functionality, such as security, that the old customers don’t value as much; and the requirement to remain compatible with the past (old code base), which exacerbates their problems.”
And I think this should be taught as a law of computer science:
Diseconomies of Scale and Lines of Code
Possibly why so many Excel solutions are used every day.
Lastly, a funny:
The Last Language War
Good day to you sir!
Great links there Ross.
I think that bf might be easier to write and deploy than VSTO?
Hi Ross
Can you please change your link for Spy Journal to http://www.spyjournal.biz/Excel
Some funny l;inks there too!
Cheers
Tim
Sure thing Tim