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Comments by Ivan Ičin (Top 6 by date)
Ivan Ičin
23-Jan-12 19:37pm
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There is no license mentioned here. Can one use this code in commercial project?
Ivan Ičin
8-Nov-11 14:46pm
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There is no need to add \ on SourcePath and DestinationPath
There is a C# method to join two string into path and it is Path.Join.
It is more convenient to write if(!bool) than if (bool == false)
Ivan Ičin
21-Jun-11 15:57pm
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Reason for my vote of 5
Interesting, but does it have some advantages over Array.ToList()?
Ivan Ičin
3-May-11 17:39pm
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Hmmm, but isn't it that Sony stored passwords hashed and credit card numbers encrypted?
While obviously Sony didn't have first grade protection, I doubt that they cared about security so little to encrypt passwords if that is security problem.
Ivan Ičin
12-Apr-11 19:46pm
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Reason for my vote of 3
My biggest complain is that, in general, new version should be able to have the same file name is current version. And that might be bigger problem than the one resolved here.
Ivan Ičin
2-Nov-10 16:43pm
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Reason for my vote of 2
But what if you change the column name? There is not solution that universaly works.
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