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In my company, we use these comments to store the name of the person to which the computer is assigned, or to describe where a particular station or server is located. It is easy in Windows XP. You just open your Network Neighborhood folder and see the comment.

In Windows Vista and Windows 7 these comments are gone and you can't get them back. But only in that folder. To see comments of all computers in your network neighborhood in Windows Vista and Windows 7, you need to open a command line window (or just Win+R / cmd / Enter) and issue command:

C:\Users\JRingos> net view

First we named our computers by surname of its first user. When new people of the same second name came, we used their first names. Still the names started to clash pretty fast. So various combinations of a first letters and other names were introduced. The result was an unmaintainable mess so we soon decided to rename everything.

The second naming scheme, introduced by our chief programmer, weren't any better, unsurprisingly. Though carefully assigned to the core employees relating its sizes to their apparent weight, the names of the planets in the solar system quickly ran out. So did all the pronounceable names of other real-life stars; moons too. Inevitably, administrators soon brought their own invention into the scheme and now we have computers named Savara, Deliani, Hebridan, Proclarush Taonas (of the primadonna programmer), Chulak (of the nitpicker developer) or Melmac (of the useless manager).

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Earlier, when building a website, I wasn't really putting much thoughts into HTML element identifier names. Not anywhere near as much as I do when designing a C++ code. But lately, as I more and more (sometimes ad absurdum) try to separate content from presentation, I found myself sick of <div id="body-bellownav-middle-helper-div"> and I sat back for few moments to think about it all.

I have discovered one thing. The typical HTML code is great candidate to use a Human Body Metaphor. Almost any web page can be generalized into following parts.

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How could a short snippet of a bad Delphi code have affected whole Windows ecosystem resulting in completely and ultimately unusable desktops. I could guess. It has something to do with the nature of coding monkeys to copy and paste seemingly working code first and leave wondering about consequences until something breaks.

There is a nice few particularly EPIC FAILures in Windows API applications ecosystem that make use of a certain features a pain in the arse, but this one just completely disables the feature of multiple desktops for each and every session.

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