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Happy Anniversary, honey. I love you.
This weekend my wife Tal and I are celebrating our 2 year anniversary. Honey , I love you with all my heart. I want to live with you for the rest of my life. Keep that amazing smile you always have, and may all our…
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Geeky lectures - part III
In the ongoing geeky lectures saga, Dumky says: I have aggregated a bunch of similar links a couple of weeks back. http://blog.monstuff.com/archives/000099.html
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Document outline
For the past few weeks I've been deep diving into ASP.Net land. One of the things I wasn't prepared for was the amount of time I would have to spend tweaking and changing HTML and Java Scripts. A lot. Lots of times I…
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Israeli .Net web casts - finally!
If you're a Israeli .Net developer, MS israel has finally started taking baby steps towards providing webcasts in hebrew about .Net. Just got the email (Thanks dana). So - wer'e gonna have 3 webcasts: 22.9.03 - .Net…
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Issue and solution: Web custom control not showing in designer with "Security Error" tooltip
Tal, my wife ran into a weird situation today: She created a web custom control with very simple text output(”Hello world”), After compiling it, she created a new web application and added the compiled control to the…
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More geeky streaming lectures
After I posted about the NerdTV , another gem occurred on my path. In a comment to that post, Michael Favro wrote: “Then you'll love the Multi-University/Research Laboratory Seminar Series at…
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So, you have to live with 1.0?
Some of us still use the 1.0 framework (for pretty weird reasons, some people still believe that moving to 1.1 would be a bad thing.. and it's not - if you take the necessary precautions and know what breaks between…
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Scott Hanselman's C:\Utils
Here are most of the contents of my C:/UTILS folder. These are all well loved and used. I wouldn't recommend them if I didn't use them constantly. Perhaps Roy didn't realize what he was asking for. [ Scott Hanselman ]…
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What do I subscribe to? Get the OPML
I've decided to post my blog favorites as an OPML file for your subscription pleasure. it is exported from SharpReader, so you have some categories in there. Hopefully I'll be updating it as time goes by and I come…
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My favorites in OPML
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Google likes me
Heh. I rule Google :) http://www.google.com/search?hl=&cat=&meta=&q=ISerializable (And Matt Berther is on my tracks...)
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IntelliJ IDEA Aurora Easter Egg
Luke finds the IntelliJ IDEA Aurora Easter Egg amd it's pretty cool, in a haxorz sort of way :)
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Pair Programming Q&A
Jonathan links to a good Q&A about pair programming, which I have always wanted to try and implement “for real”. Never got the chance though. ps. Is it just me or is the main feed broken?
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X1 is cool
X1 is the coolest searcher ever. But it should have a " developer mode " configured. It can't find any of the files in my C:\intpub\adminScripts. :(
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NerdTV
There's nothing like a good techie streamed presentation to get me going in the late hours of the night. Yes.My name is Roy and I'm a geek. And this looks to be one of my favorite sites in the near future: University of…
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.Net security blogs
Darrell Norton posts about two very good .net security related blogs he found: Ivan , and Greg . Subscribed!
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Issues and solutions with Process and Request Identity in ASP.NET
Just found a great KB article that explains how deal with all kinds of permission and identity issues when doing stuff from ASP.NET. I've highlighted the sections so you can see all the tasks that could use…
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BuildIt
I haven't really looked in to automatic build managers using .Net. I really should. But where do I start? Where do I look for good builders? Is there a page out there that lists them all?
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Why people are not into RSS readers
Don Browning Answers to a post by Robert Scoble about the amount of bloggers at MS: “Well Robert, over here at Turner (BTW, don't know if I've ever said it publicly but I work for Turner Broadcasting ), we have 3…
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The OLE syndrom
So wrote the Inside OLE guru: “.. I considered all of this utter nonsense. [†] I had no use for adoration, admiration, and obeisance. Flattery was useless, and I certainly didn’t want to shoulder the responsibility of…
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Israel .NET web User Group meeting at September 10th - Performance & Caching
Hi All, This month meeting will take place on Wednesday, Sep 10th, at 17:45 (Registration and "Kibud-Kal" from 17:00). The meeting will take place at Microsoft meeting room at the "hapnina" 2 Raanana. Lecture Topic:…
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SQL Server Professional: System-Supplied Trace UDFs
Most of you have probably created your own SQL Server user-defined functions (UDFs), but did you know that Microsoft ships a fair number of its own UDFs, especially in the most recent SP3? In this article, Baya…
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Can we have this for the PDC as well?
I am all-over- this . Yes folks, you can see and hear all the Teched 2003 sessions. Yes. see and hear! Notice that every session on that page has two links. The lower one is to merely download the PPT file, but the…
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Usability vs. Beauty
Mickey Williams takes me to task on Usability vs. Beauty . I disagree, but understand his point. I think more beautiful designs are simply more usable. Why? Because they are more pleasing to use. [ Robert Scoble ]…
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[Book] Managed DirectX 9 Kick Start : Graphics and Game Programming
Brad Abrams reports of a new book by one of the dev leades on the Managed DirectX : Managed DirectX 9 Kick Start : Graphics and Game Programming
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Pics from the new office
Although I recently switched jobs, I never really blogged about it. I'll make up for it a little now with a few pics from the new digs. These are *really* new digs mind you. In fact, I came in two weeks before the whole…
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The Hyperlinked Organization
A post on the Xtreme Programming mailing list pointed to this article: The Hyperlinked Organization (David Weinberger) It's a wonderful read. Here's a quote: .. Increasingly, a useful expert is not someone with…
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Full-featured Automatic Argument Parser
Full-featured Automatic Argument Parser - Another command-line parsing class for .NET. This one makes good use of attributes to set things up in a natural way. [ Larkware ] It looks totally cool. Can't wait for my next…
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Service-Oriented Architecture and Programming
Just finished watching these two MSDN TV shows: SOAP: Service-Oriented Architecture and Programming, Pt. 1 SOAP: Service-Oriented Architecture and Programming, Pt. 2 which are just the same lecture by Don box split in…
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Unit testing links, and NUnit Add-in rocks
While browsing around Jamie's weblog , I noticed two very interesting links concerning Unit testing: Test-Driven Development In .NET Unit Testing and Test-First Development Next week I'm planning on opening the first of…