From my experience:

If a user reports a bug then the QA time would be right on it.  If an in-house tester found a bug after release then we'd probably wait until...

They'll only change when the economics force them to.  Quitting being a Sears customer is a good step, but you'll need to get another few million behind you to gain...

Paying to see it in advance: what a concept.  This is simply a further move towards pay-per-view TV for all our favourite shows.  We'll end up paying to subscribe to the...

I was really taken with the sports commentary on TV when I first moved to America.  Sayings like:

He's put the biscuit in the basket!

He's put the rock in the hole!

Trifecta!

Fantastic...

Yes, I had a look at LiteSpeed actually; it looks like it would certainly help!

I'm now experimenting with taking the database offline, copying the files over, and then bringing the database...

Woops - I've just realised this is in the Yukon section; I'm working with SQL Server 2000.

Passing testing is not necessarily a reflection of good quality code though.  So, what exactly is meant by quality code?  For example, code may pass all the tests, but come maintenance...

The question did ask that, because it is relevant to any release of SQL Server after SQL Server 2000.

Your response supports the argument you are attempting to refute.

Finally, I answered a question correctly.

Yes.

International office politics, lack of technical knowledge, bad management... all contributing to a disaster of a project.

Still, it got me a 2.5 year stint in the USA, so it wasn't...

I use Codesmith for generating CRUD (go on, have a little giggle) sprocs.  This saves me a lot of time.  Also, the standard nature of the sprocs means that my...

Video games, films, reading, and hanging out with my girlfriend and our dog!  Oh, I nearly forgot - this year I started to learn to play the drums, and after...

Wargames.  A high-school geek, a modem that the phone properly plugs in to, and a girl to lust over (when I was a young 'un anyway).

Great topic 🙂

Number one all the way.  It'd be cool knowing that so many people were using the software you helped create.

Oh, I get it: A question about random numbers has a random answer - genius!