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Blocking on the thread processing a request for configurable time period.
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Modifying an existing service contract instead of creating a new one and inheriting the old one (/me is guilty).
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Not protecting static initializers with try { … } catch { … } blocks.
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Using open-source persistence layer.
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Being forced to work with twits who: do not know how to boot into safe mode; give a blank stare when presented with virtual; get confused when asked about many-to-one and many-to-many relationships. [Update 25/10/08: He quit last Monday. (party)]
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Management which throws n people at a task to get it done in 1/n time (n may be arbitrarily large).
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Keep getting interrupted by one person or another every 3 minutes.
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And I almost forgot. Expect files to be replaced when you send an email “the files which contain just the functions you will need to add to corresponding classes”.
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Having no replace (let alone replace all) in Windows Live Writer.
18 October 2008
Offenses Of The Highest Order
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