View Poll Results: How many hours r u on-line everyday?
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10 min. - 35 min.
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35 min. - 60 min.(1 h.)
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60 min.(1 h.) - 90 min.(1 h. 30 min.)
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90 min.(1 h. 30 min.) - 120 min.(2hs.)
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120 min.(2hs.) - 210 min.(3hs. 30 min.)
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210 min.(3hs. 30 min.) - 240 min.(4hs.)
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240 min.(4hs.) - 300 min.(5hs.)
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300 min.(5hs.) - 360 min.(6hs.)
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360 min.(6hs.) - 720 min.(12h.)
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March 8th, 2002, 10:52 PM
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The rush to meet a deadline for a new release is one reason: programming is not easy it's complicated stuff
when there is alot of pressure to get something done without the time to test and you have a boss
and marketing people who want it done yesterday well  your going to miss things especially
Windows with 50,000,000 lines of code bloat I don't envy someone who has to go through
that pile of spagetti, another reason is sloppy coding how else to explain why they have so
many bufferoverflows?
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