There should be a term invented for the way that you always do things correct at first but then you kind of lose interest and just do things. Like when you get a new chequebook and you think "Oooh, I can keep it all in order and write down all the cheques I make and countersign who I've given money to and when..." and then after writing 2 cheques, you just lose interest. I bet a nearly everyone has got details filled in for the first few cheques they have written, and then nothing else.
Computer geeking is still fun. I love the excitement when you see a problem that has no obvious solution and the only way round it would be like 100 lines of botch code to tap it together. Then you think of a completely different approach that solves it in like 5 lines of code. The ease of use of the .NET's reflection library makes so many twisted coding techniques work and still keep them as manaed code.
Computer geeking is still fun. I love the excitement when you see a problem that has no obvious solution and the only way round it would be like 100 lines of botch code to tap it together. Then you think of a completely different approach that solves it in like 5 lines of code. The ease of use of the .NET's reflection library makes so many twisted coding techniques work and still keep them as manaed code.