September 2004 - Posts
Interesting reading: http://blogs.msdn.com/micahel/archive/2004/06/16/157202.aspx Wow! That sounds like he was talking about... uh, no, who am I kidding. Maybe one of these days. Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | kick it! | live it!
Though I have a fairly simple network at home (for a developer), I choose to use DFS (Distributed File System) to keep track of all my shares in one place - exactly what DFS was designed for. I have a W2K machine that is a combination web server/database server that runs DFS as well as has several shares on it (one for Inetpub, one for database backup folder, ...), a Linux server that runs a couple of PHP sites, PostgreSQL and some other fun Linux stuff, my primary workstation (XP Pro) which contains...
Matt Hawley has coined a new term : VS.NET Head What it basically means, is those that spend most of their day in Visual Studio .NET, no matter what version. ... Are you a VS.NET Head? Stand up! Be proud! Say your name... Out loud! I am a VS.NET Head ! One a slightly related note: Thank God it's Friday. Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | kick it! | live it!
I was reading an entry from Paul Wilson's blog this morning, Service Pack 1 for .NET v1.1 Broke My ASP.NET App , and realized that I am having the same problems. Scott Hanselman wrote about it a few days ago, too. Yesterday I was demonstrating some updates that I had made to a project to our internal team when we realized that something was amiss. Pages with validation controls for form submittals are not behaving properly - they were attempting to validate the form after clicking an asp linkbutton...
Recently I found myself in need of a free or inexpensive, lightweight .NET CMS system for a project I am working on. I looked around and found a couple, but nothing that I really liked. I decided that I could probably built one rather quickly to meet my needs so that is what I did. A couple hours one evening, a couple hours the next and it is now about 98% complete, I just need to tie up some loose ends. I was thinking that it would be a nice little thing to give to the community, but I need to check...
It has been a while since I've posted. I've been very busy - lots of projects going on, couple of them just getting started. I discovered yesterday that Onlinefocus received a web award for our work on the FedEx Identity site from the Web Marketing Association . It received a best of class award - 2004 Best Transportation Website . Nice work, Team! While I was not one of the members working on that particular project I will revel in the team accomplishment. Besides, while they were working on that...
I have four available Gmail invitations. I need to find friends to give them to - seems I only have two friends! :( It's pretty sad that I have more Gmail invitations than I have friends. First four people commenting to this post will receive an invitation. One additional condition - you have to promise to be my friend... my best friend... forever... Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | kick it! | live it!
You're In Control (Urine Control): Those MIT guys are crazy! A video game to play while you're taking a bathroom break. I told my friend Ken that if this thing ever takes off I will quit my job, drink beer all day, and become the best urinal video gamer in the world! There's got to be money in that somewhere. Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | kick it! | live it!
Courtesy of Dave Donaldson's post, Death Star Theater : Pure jaw-dropping astonishment . This so blows away my plans for finishing my basement. It even has Han Solo in carbonite hanging up. Un-freaking-real. I am speachless. Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | kick it! | live it!