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Lunch was good, although I think my 600 ml bottle of coke was laced with something – that would explain how I managed to cover myself with coke when I opened the mostly full bottle when I got myself home from lunch. I had a coffee moove with lunch but was still thirsty so I picked up the coke. Unfortunately by the time I got home it had shaken enough to cause it to froth up and cover me… Slightly embarrasing, but thankfully I was in the privacy of my own home so no-one else got to see me drenched in coke. As I said I am sure that someone filled the coke with something to cause me to be so clumsy with it.<\/p>\n

I have just put a piece of software out for bid – a ‘designer’ to allow users to design workflows in a VB.NET application. By designer, I mean a software component that I can just bolt into an application which would allow me to design a workflow. This is actually a fairly simple task to outsource since it is fairly well defined, and it was limited interfaces.<\/p>\n

This single designer will save me so much time and effort. Provided that the software is debugged before I get it, the integration time will be significantly reduced. I am get to get a quote for the work, but I am guessing under $100. Saves me time, and therefore money since i can be earning money rather than useless programming tasks, or I can get the entire big application completed more quickly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Lunch was good, although I think my 600 ml bottle of coke was laced with something – that would explain how I managed to cover myself with coke when I opened the mostly full bottle when I got myself home …<\/p>\n

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