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Archive for January, 2006

Dilbert

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For those of you that read my blog often (or talk to me directly), you’ll know that I am constantly advocating that users operate their computers under a least-privileged user account – LUA.  Many have taken my advice, of not running day-to-day operations under an administrator account, or account with elevated privileges (yes, that includes [...]

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I have been fighting with the national weather web service, provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, today.  Like a lot of developers, who like to make their web sites fancy with the current weather forecast, I have been developing a component for the web site I am working on. NOAA seems to be [...]

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.NET RTM 2.0 Bug

Eek, this is pretty bad…. http://codebetter.com/blogs/sahil.malik/archive/2006/01/19/136771.aspx

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Phew! So many acronyms.  I mentioned in an earlier post about gaining a Microsoft Certification, and had originally set my sights on an MSCD.  With the release of the 2.0 .NET platform, the certifications are changing.  So I’m going to dive in and shoot for becoming a MCPD (Microsoft Certified Professional Developer), and eventually a [...]

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I was at the DC launch for Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 yesterday, and was fortunate enough to sit through a few talks on Visual Studio Team System.  So naturally,  I now want to install the server (VSTS) – currently in Beta 3 – and hook Visual Studio 2005 to it. There are [...]

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How to speed up MSDN downloads. Thanks for the tip Ed… http://emooers.blogspot.com/2005/11/speeding-up-msdn-downloads.html

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Winform applications have been using resources (embedded images etc) for some time.  .NET allows developers to embed binary files into assemblies, which can later be retrieved by code at runtime.  ASP.NET is no exception.  How many times have you written a web control, which requires images, and you’ve had to rely on the client web [...]

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Good at web site development, but design challenged? Not to worry, Microsoft has come to the rescue with free design templates: http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/reference/design/templates/ Thanks to Andrew Duthie.

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