“Remix is an essential act of RW creativity“. – Remix: Making Art And Commerce Thrive In The Hybrid Economy, Lawrence Lessig.
From Ben, the latest meme:
In the interests of meme-ability, I would like to ask the following to do this:
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Funny! no blog, so I’ll use yours:
“In the past, Microsoft has underestimated the need for such mixing, failing to anticipate, for example, the pressing need that many developers would have for calling a real-mode code from their protected-code.” (Undocumented Windows, A. Schulman, D. Maxley, M. Pietrek 1992)
Here I am at work, writing VB.NET code.
“The distinction way be confusing at first.” Applications = Code + Markup: A Guide to the Microsoft Wondows Presentation Foundation, Charles Petzold.
Well, that’s WPF for you 😉
*Windows
“He’d found it always paid to think very carefully before answering Twoflower’s more surprising questions.” (The Light Fantastic, Terry Pratchett)
“In cases like these, your SQL statements won’t need to have a ‘where’ clause, since you don’t need to exclude any rows from consideration.” From O’Reilly’s “Learning SQL”.
“Heat and stir together until smooth and almost boiling.”
Why did there have to be a cookbook sitting next to me?