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November 2004 - Posts

Dave Webster alerted me to these photos showing why a little planning ahead can be a good thing. Reminds me of a few software projects I've been involved in... Read More...
I ran into a problem developing an ASP.NET 2.0 app that at first seemed not to have a convenient solution. Then I discovered the SiteMap.SiteMapResolve event and the solution turned out to not be so difficult after all. Here's the problem. SiteMapPath Read More...
John Robbins pointed me to this link about the world's most spammed person . Gee, and I thought sorting through 1,000 pieces of spam a day was awful. I hate spammers. I'm heartened by the fact that some of them are now being put behind bars where they Read More...
I'm in sunny Phoenix, AZ this week teaching a COM class to a longstanding client with whom we've done business for years. I almost feel as if I'm doing them a disservice. But they have a huge installed base of COM software driving their manufacturing Read More...
I'm off to the airport bright and early Thursday morning, headed for San Francisco. Thursday night I speak to the East Bay .NET user group in Pleasanton, CA. Friday morning it's up before dawn again to head home. I lived in the East Bay in the late '80s. Read More...
To think I've spent countless hours in the last 14 years of my life writing books and magazine articles. Had I only known about the Lipsum Generator , my life would have been so much easier! “Lipsum” is short for lorem ipsum , the Latin-like Read More...
I took my wife and kids to see The Incredibles tonight. Wow! Easily the best movie I've seen this year. It makes you want to put on a red super-hero suit and go looking for some action. Speaking of incredible--the weather was just that today. So OF COURSE Read More...
I just returned from Redmond after teaching a class at Microsoft this week. John Robbins was there teaching, too. As luck would have it, Richter was teaching somewhere in Connecticut, so we missed a chance for all three of us to be together. The three Read More...