Decided not to abandon my blog and promised to put at least one pic per week. Here ya go :)
Oh, the story: 9 young people went skating, with me shooting ;)
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Slovak police planting explosives into travellers luggage
A few weeks ago the Slovak police was testing airport security and training dogs etc. A lot was about that written and said, the incompetence of Slovak governing politicians and their ignorance to admit failure...
But a question: what was that person having the explosive in his luggage doing three days with it? Haven't he even noticed it?
...
And a second one: Were Slovak policemen contacted before by airport scanner producing companies?
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But a question: what was that person having the explosive in his luggage doing three days with it? Haven't he even noticed it?
...
And a second one: Were Slovak policemen contacted before by airport scanner producing companies?
...
C# - Variable xxx is already defined in this scope
WTF!?
after coming back from holidays I had no mood/time to write anything, so let's change it with a technical stuff. I was writing a C# code (C# is a programming language copyed from Java) and found a strange behaviour of variable scopes unique to this language. Create a for cycle, define a variable inside, define the same variable after the for cycle and an error is shown:
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
int xxx = 1;
}
int xxx = 0; //ERROR!
Variable xxx is already defined in this scope.
What scope, that's a child scope and has nothing to do with this one. Arggg.
:D
after coming back from holidays I had no mood/time to write anything, so let's change it with a technical stuff. I was writing a C# code (C# is a programming language copyed from Java) and found a strange behaviour of variable scopes unique to this language. Create a for cycle, define a variable inside, define the same variable after the for cycle and an error is shown:
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
int xxx = 1;
}
int xxx = 0; //ERROR!
Variable xxx is already defined in this scope.
What scope, that's a child scope and has nothing to do with this one. Arggg.
:D
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