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Read MoreRole Playing Via Skype
So Adam Kinney isn’t quite as ga-ga over Oblivion as I. Understandable. As he points out, it is missing the key ingredient of social interaction with other real humans.
Read MoreNullReferenceException When Deploying DotNetNuke Could Be An ObjectQualifier Discrepancy
When starting a new DotNetNuke based website, I like to develop it on my local machine, and when everything is ready for a first deployment, I deploy to whatever staging or production server is relevant.
Read MoreDealing with Comment Threads
Seems like everyone and their mother has an opinion on the “right” way to have comment threads. Currently Subtext supports the same model as .TEXT did, a simple linear sequential list of comments. It is simple and gets the job done.
Read MoreCustom Partial Output Caching
Steve Harman, a Subtext
Developer, writes up a helpful
description
of how to use the varyByCustom
parameter of the
PartialCachingAttribute
.
It's All About The Party Mode!
It
is so easy to get caught up in your day to day work and home duties and
forget to take a break to really cut loose. The answer, my friends, is
that big red button in the image to the left there. That there initiates
Party Mode! Set this sucker up in your office or home bedroom, and
whenever life catches up to you… Instant Party!
Introduction To Microformats Article
Lest you think I sit around spending all my time on computer games and soccer, I also try to write occasionally.
Read MoreAdmitting Your Addiction Is The First Step
I once thought I was a bit of a blogging addict. To get settled into work I would read my blogs. I’d tune back in while eating my lunch. And if I went on vacation, I thought about the huge number of unread feeds. Heck, I even went and got involved in RSS Bandit and Subtext so that I could work on the means of delivering blogs.
Read MoreWrite Well To Win Friends And Influence People
I write this blog post
with apologies to Dale
Carnegie
for the play on the title of his book.
So You Want To Run A Business - Payroll Tax Breakdown
I recently set up Payroll via Paychex for my company. It is an eye opener to see exactly what taxes an employer pays on top of the taxes already deducted from each employee’s paycheck. I mean, I always heard that my employers were paying taxes for me when I was an employee, but I never knew how much. Till now.
Read MoreThree Screens Are Better Than Two
Since I had a rough week last week, I thought I would post something fun today. While some people are just jumping on the dual-monitor bandwagon, I have recently moved on to three screens.
Read MoreAnatomy Of A Phishing Attack
So in the hustle and bustle of trying to get my Yahoo account back (it has been returned), I forgot to show some love for JackAce of the Code Turkey blog. He and I used to work at SkillJam and he was the one who alerted me via email that my account had been jacked.
Read MoreYou Know You Work Too Much
When your company installs one of these babies for you.
Read MoreProtect Yourself From Credit Fraud With A Fraud Alert
So after getting my Yahoo password phished, my wife reminded me that we should put a fraud alert on our credit file. I first heard about this from my friend Walter a while ago, but we never got around to it.
Victim Of A Yahoo Messenger Phishing Attack
UPDATE:I am back in
business. I have re-obtained control over my Yahoo account. So the IM
messages you receive from me are really from me. I won’t make this
mistake twice.
Security Argument Against Homogeneity
Well this recent phishing attack is clear demonstration of the inherent dangers of homogeneity. Biologists and epidemologists have known this stuff for decades. Having given out my Yahoo password would have been much more disastrous if I was using Yahoo for my primary email address. Fortunately I use Gmail. Imagine the damage had I given out my Passport password. Egads!
Read MoreBlood And Guts When CodingHorror Visits Haacked
Prolific blogger Mr. Jeff Atwood, author of the CodingHorror blog, paid us a surprise visit last night. He is in town for a couple of days to do something or other unimportant. He tried to explain something about presenting Team System to important people but all I heard was “blah blah TS blah blah”.
Read MoreSubtext Cruising In CruiseControl.NET
With
many thanks to Simone
Chiaretta (blog in
Italian) for his effort, we now have a working
CruiseControl.NET
setup for Subtext.
Check out the chrome (or lack thereof) on our CCNET
dashboard.
PageParser.GetCompiledPageInstance Weirdness When Debug Set To False In Web.config
This is a story of intrigue.
Read MoreBlack Rock City Bound
Yes, yet again I have purchased tickets to Burning Man scheduled for August 28 through September 4, 2006. And you better believe I am bringing the prep back!
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