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.NET more like .WTF

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12 comments, last by Muncher 19 years, 10 months ago
quote:Original post by antareus
Old habits die hard, except in this case they were wrong to begin with.


In which case, they die even harder. :D

Chris 'coldacid' Charabaruk – Programmer, game designer, writer | twitter

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I thought the title was cute!
quote:Original post by Muncher
When it comes to i/o however... how the hell do you open a file in this bs piece of software? the old libraries don''t seem to work at all!?
New environment, new rules and techniques. RTFM.

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