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Apr 22 2010

A support question from the left field
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Truthfully, I have no idea how to answer this support question:

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MF
22 Apr 2010
09:57 AM
MF

I think this is a marketing opportunity.

Rafal
22 Apr 2010
10:27 AM
Rafal

That's normal. When you have a problem with your car and go to a mechanic suddenly everything works great. I think it has something to do with quantum physics.

Dave
22 Apr 2010
10:39 AM
Dave

I think they meant 'Query runs 25 times faster AFTER using NHibernate profiler'. As I see it, it was more indented as a reference..

IS
22 Apr 2010
14:33 PM
IS

Actually - I always encounter such questions - we seem to get all the weird clients...

I would answer something along the lines:

"I am sorry that you feel this way. However, this is not a bug in the product, but a feature that was explicitly implemented"

;)

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