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Duplicate keys in .NET dictionaries?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/146204/duplicate-keys-in-net-dictionaries

class like Dictionary string List object But this is quite irritating to actually use. In Java I believe a MultiMap accomplishes this..

Why is this code invalid in C#?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/202271/why-is-this-code-invalid-in-c

types involved. The C# way of working may be more irritating occasionally but it's clearer IMO. The relevant section of the..

Why are private virtual methods illegal in C#?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3082310/why-are-private-virtual-methods-illegal-in-c

and then tell your coworkers to not use that method. It is irritating to have this not be enforced by the compiler but the compiler..

Why does >= return false when == returns true for null values?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4399932/why-does-return-false-when-returns-true-for-null-values

if they want to compare to null. This is verbose and irritating. 1b Automatically convert null to false. The downside of this..

How do I enforce an expiration date for a trial install of my software?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5488249/how-do-i-enforce-an-expiration-date-for-a-trial-install-of-my-software

the software because your copy protection is just that irritating and just that easy to circumvent. The alternative and this is.. period by mucking with the system clock It's really really irritating to work with a computer that's got the clock set to the wrong..

How can I get WinForms to stop silently ignoring unhandled exceptions?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7572995/how-can-i-get-winforms-to-stop-silently-ignoring-unhandled-exceptions

ignoring unhandled exceptions This is getting extremely irritating. Right now I have a winforms application and things were not..

An obvious singleton implementation for .NET?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/953259/an-obvious-singleton-implementation-for-net

the issue you only need the if once . It's trivial but irritating. So I thought of an alternate solution at least for .NET although..