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Posting | Category | Comments |
| Fawcette
and other TechPubs: The writing is on the wall |
Blogging |
What I appreciate most about this one is that its not just
lamenting, Jason offers ideas. |
| Stale Page RSS
Feed |
Blogging |
I so love the idea of "RSS the deltas." Tell what documents
have changed, what changed and why. That's useful knowledge, somethimes. |
| Fawcette
and other TechPubs: The writing is on the wall |
Blogging |
Actually, I don't mind writing for free. If I do enough of
that, maybe I'll finally get better and people won't mind parting with their
bucks for my books. |
| Wow - We've Been
Taken Out! |
Blogging |
More humbly, I really want to thank all of you for giving
me so much food for thought. That's honor too. |
| I
have been "Taken Out" few times now |
Blogging |
Wow! Twice in one day. You know, I didn't start
Take Outs to be the next Scoblizer. This is just really my breadcrumbs.
I'm glad folks like it and hopefully, find it useful too. Maybe my moto should
be "Its just like Getting Scoblized without all the annoying referred
traffic..."
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| Volunteers
Sought for Philadelphia SQL Server Users Group Committee |
Blogging |
Well, I might be tempted into presenting if you'd have me/ |
| Centrall
IL Dot Net User Group - Upcomming Events |
Blogging |
Same offer. I know Matt reads Take Outs. Since I've offered
to pay a visit to Adam's .NET UG, maybe I could visit Bloomington too. |
| Right...gonna
get back to this...and a request for assistance! |
Blogging |
but I am no writer and English is not my first language
(I'm Scottish :-)).
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| Competitor
to CF on the horizon. |
Dev |
Worth watching to see if pans out. |
| .NET
- You dun love me anymore? |
Dev |
And I thought I had a bad day. Sometimes love is just tough
love, I guess. |
| Misunderstanding
XML and Other RSS Follies |
Dev |
Is it just me or is Dare's writing style changing into a
more something more caustic. That's a shame because I think he's really good at
this stuff, but I as I read this, I kind of felt sorry for Arve like Dare was
dressing him down in public. That said, that's probably far from Dare's
intention and I may be making a mountain from a molehill here. |
| An open
letter to Jakob Nielsen |
Dev |
On the other hand, this definetly seems like making a
moutain out of molehill and a lot of reading what you want to into somebody
elses words. |
| Microsoft
releases new tool to monitor network ports |
Dev |
Yes, its cool, but my question is: why has it taken so long
to for a.) people to realize they should have a tool like this and b.) for
Microsoft to put one out. |
| Tim Bray on
challenges facing the CLR |
Dev |
I totally agree with Dominic here. |
| Exploring
Naked Objects |
Dev |
This is classic Dare writing. I like both what he said and
how he said it here. That said, I'm not a big fan of Naked Objects. |
| Dumb
Idea or Good Idea? |
Dev |
I think they are both right: Good examples are smart, bad
applications are dumb. If you expect to get working solutions out of this kind
of thing then you're doing it for the wrong reasons. Use it as an opportunity
to read good source code. |
| Some
links I need to remember |
Dev |
Fiddler looks cool. |
| Neat
Query control on CodeProject |
Dev |
Other than SQL Injection vectors, this does
look interesting. |
| To
optimize or not to Optimize? |
Dev |
Seems to be the best place to optimize in the source code.
Now mater how performant the compilers are. If there are tricks to be learned
in making better source in light of the light-optimization done by the current
C# compilers, that's where the enegry should be. |
| Word
2003 Sample: Creating a Custom Spell Checker with Word 2003 and Visual Basic
.NET |
Dev |
Spiffy. |
| XML
Bestiary: IndexingXPathNavigator |
Dev |
Definitely recommended reading. |
| Is
ASP.NET Too Hard? |
Dev |
If your IQ is less than your shoe size, then maybe.
Otherwise, no! But you can't just assume its going to be as easy. You've have
to make the effort to learn how it works to use it in such a way that it is
easier. Mr. Likes makes an excellent point in the comments. |
| I
had to blog this. |
Otherwise |
Interesting tool. |
| When Dialogs Attack |
Otherwise |
Funny! |
| Final
Recipe XML Decision - Time To Move Forward |
Otherwise |
Sad to see you go! |
| Washington
Spring Beer Festival |
Otherwise |
Man, wish I could go to that. You 'softies that
read this better go and blog about it for me! |
| Pub Food |
Otherwise |
More love for my Seattle readers. |
| Systems
Center Server 2005: Datasheet |
Otherwise |
Like we didn't see that one coming. |
| Microsoft
Operations Manager (MOM) 2005 Express: Product Datasheet (2 page) |
Otherwise |
Maybe they should just call it "Ma" |
| How
to be a successful talk show radio host |
Otherwise |
If your advertising isn't selling, you're not controversial
enough
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| SQL
Injection woes... |
SQL |
That works. |
| How
hard is it to write Reporting Services extensions? |
SQL |
Great post! I'm headed down the path of finding this out
for myself. |
| Preparing
SQL Statements (by yag) |
SQL |
Developers, go read this |
| Reporting
Services Documentation Update |
SQL |
Wow! Kudos to Microsoft for getting this out so quickly!
Very much appreciated! |
| Breaing
People's Hearts |
SQL |
So true, so true. |
| Dynamic
Search problem |
SQL |
Anybody else got ideas? |
| SQLDMO
SQLJunkies Article |
SQL |
Alright Shannon, I'm eager to see this! |
| SQL
Server Yukon - CLR & XML, but when? |
WILY |
See comments, then add your own. :) |