May 2006 - Posts
Just updated this site and thought I'd share this with everyone. From the download page at CommunityServer.org: "Telligent recently discovered a serious security vulnerability that can enable an attacker to obtain unauthorized security privileges in Community
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I'm currently on the job market and am looking for employment preferably in the Southern Orange County, California, Northern Virginia, and Maryland areas, but am willing to relocate anywhere in the US if the job is right for me. My resume can be downloaded
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I love to see the New features! link when I login to Gmail. This time, Gmail has added picture contacts. Now you can see a picture of the person you are sending an email to. As always, see http://mail.google.com/mail/help/about_whatsnew.html to see what's
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Yesterday, a video was posted to Channel 9 called What's coming in ADO.NET? Pretty awesome stuff. UPDATE: It turns out they released this video prematurely, so the link doesn't work anymore.
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Following yesterdays topic of The Spam Letters , I'd like to point out Spamusement.com (thanks Peter Brunone for sharing this with me). It gave me some good laughs last night. Get your fix of "poorly-drawn cartoons inspired by actual spam subject lines.
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We all get those spam emails that lurk in our mail clients asking a plethora of questions from, "Do you want to enlarge your (fill in the blank)?" to "Want disc0unt meds?" to "N33d t0 refinanc3?" Quite often the content of those emails are funny. Wouldn't
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I could spend all day listing the reasons I love Gmail, but instead will list one I just discovered a couple of days ago. In my inbox, I received a shipping notification for a package shipped via UPS. I opened the email and on the right hand side saw:
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Recently, I was working on a Windows service where I had to create a custom XML configuration file and read it. So, I figured I'd share how I did it. XML configuration file: xml version = " 1.0 " ?> < Parent > < Child >
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I've answered this 2x in the past week, so I think it's a worthy point to bring up. When implementing generic interface IEnumerable<>, you'll need to implement both IEnumerable<>.GetEnumerator() and IEnumerable.GetEnumerator() as IEnumerable<>
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Group ( Of Experts) Generics is one of the most noted changes to the .NET Framework 2.0. Generics will reduce overhead due to boxing/unboxing and the amount of errors in your code . Want to learn about .NET Generics but don't know where to start? Join
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I only placed 7th in April as I forgot to do my usual point sneak attack at the end of the month. But in all fairness, it gives others a chance to win the grand / 1st prize for a change. What did I win you ask? The Art Of Demotivation by E.L. Kersten,
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