@SHA-256 Haha. I think they use Sister for nuns. Nuns need health insurance too.

>arresting

What seemed to be the problem officer?

@anth12 Afraid not. Not familiar with that.

@iridic Haha, amazing!

@g-m-f Got you covered

@1nfiniteLoop For registering people on a health insurance policy. But the database allows client's to specify the titles that can be used.

Technical debt or defects?

I got my BSc(Hons) Computing at University of the West of England in Bristol, UK

I think a lot of companies design their databases at the start of a project then they never change. Technology then shifts and their way of using that database becomes difficult.

Where I work at the moment we deal with a legacy database where nobody has bit the bullet and said "We should change this". It's quite frustrating trying to figure out what developers 10 years ago were thinking.

If your less tech savvy friends have a PC with a mechanical disk drive it's pretty easy to write a script that'll just make it open and close again. Add it to startup and you're done.

@filthyranter Done by a senior dev who refuses to change his style.

@SirWindfield refactoring you say?

Code goes in, applications come out. You can't explain that.

At my university we started out on C, then moved to C++. After that I got my C# skills from work experience.

Where I work it's casual unless some big client is in. They won't even see most of us but it's smart clothes all round.

@jacojvvdev Client's database unfortunately

@Dentych It's closer to the latter. We're taking their legacy VB winforms app to the web.

@Jumpshot44 thanks!

I too do not get any bonuses. I feel you