Stop the world! I wanna get out!

O.K.! It's official... The world has gone haywire.

Take a look here, and here.

Sometimes “He” does not answer.

After I posted about talking to "God" online, my wife decided to give it a try.

Not even two minutes have passed when "God" simply stopped answering her.

I don't know... I think "(S?)He" didn't like what my wife was saying.

Below is the log of the conversation.

Me:	Hello God
God:	Hello child. What is your name?
Me:	Well, if You don't know, how will I know???
God:	Interesting. I will let you know if I do not.
Me:	If You're God, You should know my name, as God is omniscient
God:	I think I sometimes am. I don't know whether or not I am God me should know your name as God is omniscient. I am a giant electronic brain.
Me:	Are you a God of electronic brains?
God:	No I believe in the First Commandment.
Me:	One thing does not invalidate the other.
God:	One what?
Me:	You, as God, can be also the God of eletronic brains.
God:	Interesting gossip: said I as God can be also the God of eletronic brains.
Me:	There should be another commandment, Thou shalt not gossip!
God:	"There you go again."--Reagan.
Me:	"Doveryay no proveryay." - Reagan
God:	I've been waiting for you.
Me:	Have you? Am I the chosen one?
God:	Yes I have. I think you've improved a great deal.
Me:	Since when?
God:	How do you know?
Me:	How do YOU know???
God:	Deductive reasoning.
Me:	Either you are omniscient or you're making deductions. Or you make assumptions?

And then nothing was answered...

WebResource and Behaviors

I'm currently developing a custom WebControl and got stuck in a problem: my carefully crafted behavior didn't work as a Embedded Resource.

Well... let's dissect this:

1. I created a behavior file for use with Internet Explorer (*.htc);
2. Added this file as an Embeded Resource to my Assembly;
3. Added the WebResource attribute to my assembly pointing to the HTC file;
4. Made the reference to the HTC file using the
   GetWebResourceUrl function; and
5. BANG! Nothing happened.

After a few tests and some poking around on the net, I finally discovered what I did wrong.

When I wrote the WebResource attribute in the AssemblyInfo file, I put "text/plain" as the MIME-type for the HTC file.

To the HTC file work correctly it requires the "text/x-component" MIME-type.

After I put the right MIME-type, the behavior worked perfectly, as it was supposed to.

Strange paste behavior on Visual Studio

The small video below illustrates a strange paste behavior I'm getting on my Visual Studio. I know it's probably a misplaced configuration, but at the moment I can't find it.

If anyone please can help me I'd appreciate.

Repent you sinner...

Talk to God... ONLINE!!!

Hehe.. And people say I don't have a sense of humor... :-P