I’m a huge fan of Google’s online applications: GMail, Google Reader, etc. One little known feature of GMail which I find myself using over and over again is the ability to add extra metadata to my gmail email address to let me know where the email came...
I am working on moving a .NET 1.1 App (Visual Studio.NET 2003) from Visual SourceSafe to Perforce Source Control. In Visual Studio.NET 2005 it is easy to change the source control provider by going to Tools -> Options -> Source Control -> Plug-in Selection....
For a few weeks now my rss feed on this blog was not working and it took me a while to track down the problem. When I ran the feed through the feed validator it reported that the feed was being returned as text/html as opposed to text/xml. After alot of testing and...
Jim Hugunin’s Thinking Dynamic : A Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) tags: ( microsoft .net dlr dotnet )
Anti-Cross Site Scripting for ASP.NET tags: ( security xss asp.net microsoft ) Brad Abrams Podcast: Patterns for successful ASP.NET AJAX development tags: ( patterns asp.net ajax )
Ram Marappan : XSDClassgen v 2.0.3 Released tags: ( .net xml )
Since this blog is of a technical nature I plan to be posting more code snippets as time goes on. I obviously want the source code to appear pretty on my blog with all the syntax highlighting that one is used to in modern IDEs (including Visual Studio .NET 2003/2005)....
Microsoft released a Virtual PC Image a while back which had Internet Explorer 6 installed on it. This was required because you can’t successfully (I have tried) run both IE7 and IE6 on a Windows PC at the same time. Microsoft put a time limit on the Virtual PC...
I wanted to give my PC a bit of a boost so I decided to stick some more RAM in. The extra memory really helps out when you want to run VMWare images or Virtual PCs. So I wasn’t too sure which type of RAM I needed, there seems to be a ton of different...
I am setting up a Wifi network at home and this post details some of the security measures that I have taken. This is mainly advice that I have gotten from friends or just by googling. I am sure that I won’t mention everything you could do to secure your wifi...