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Norman Diamond писал(а):My hard disk has a file, whose path will likely be wrapped by Outlook Express:
C:\Program Files\Windows CE Tools\wce500\Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone SDK\Samples\CPP\Win32\Mapirule\readme.txt
Among useful bits of information are found the following:
> Client痴 transport (SMS, ActiveSync, POP3) arrives.
and:
> where <clsid> represents the COM object痴 class ID GUID
That deserves an award for being self-descriptive. A maker of such things as an operating system for Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphones, an SDK for the same, and compilers that can target the same, just knew that they didn't have to use Unicode for documents like this because the ANSI code page would get the message across just fine. The ANSI code page is of course the one used by Notepad on desktop Windows systems such as XP, which defaults to code page 932 as delivered by Microsoft and preinstalled on PCs. The word 痴 really does describe the process that led to displaying the word 痴.
One might wonder if a maker of tons of documentation on how to use Unicode might want to learn how to use Notepad to save a .txt file in Unicode encoding so that this documentation file might provide information using some unknown characters other than 痴. A certain company which is known for being 痴 might have the ability to teach them. But a certain company which is known for being 痴 might not want to learn from them
Объяснение юмора -- на http://blogs.msdn.com/michkap/archive/2 ... 56051.aspx
* Не пытайтесь назвать переменную Date$, иначе программу можно будет запускать только чётное число раз
http://thedailywtf.com/forums/thread/81275.aspx
* Гвоздь очередного hall-of-shame на TheDailyWTF:
Остальные -- на http://thedailywtf.com/forums/thread/80731.aspx
* Чен на этой неделе начал серию заметок о динамической линковке в Win16 и Win32. Для тех, кто расковыривает формат PE отвёрткой (были на этом форуме такие), должно быть здорово полезно. В заключение серии он обещает рассказать, почему по готовой DLL-ке нельзя восстановить её DEF-файл.
http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/
