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ASP.NET Authentication Question + Answer
I can't seem to find an answer to this: Is it possible to use the tag in web.config to allow some of the pages in your site to be non-secure, meaning users can browse them without being redirected to the login page?…
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Kudos for Scott
Kudos for Scott for all the wonderful new additions to the site. The new Post Editor is real slick (no more scrolling for formatting - woohoo!) The new MetaWeblog feature is pretty darn cool (I know, I know - i use way…
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Testing from w.blogger
Hmm - I like w.blogger - it's pretty cool. Can;t seem to get the Category thing working though.. any thoughts?
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MetaWebLog API rules
Coolness!! i like blogging from newzcrawler! -- Composed with Newz Crawler 1.4 http://www.newzcrawler.com/
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How to convert your Windows Server 2003 to a...
This Page has a very complete guide on tweaking Windows Server 2003 into excactly what you want it to be. Very nice! Thanks to Marc LaFleur for this link.
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Not Your Father's Peer Review
Tomorrow we're reviewing our progress with Bill Gates in what's known (and feared/dreaded by some) as a 'BillG Review'. A BillG review usually consists of 2 hours with the top executives from various teams, e.g.…
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Microsoft's Smart Devices Developer Community
Microsoft's Smart Devices Developer Community There hasn't been a lot of information posted about the new Smart Devices Developer Community yet, so I thought I'd see how well the word spreads if I mention it here.…
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More Debugger Problems: aspnet_regiis does not work on Windows 2003 Server
I've added the following solution to the Resolving Debugger Problems Article: aspnet_regiis does not work on windows 2003 server: Solution: "you can work around it by setting the identity of the application pool (app…
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Windows Server 2003 Editions Compared
This Page contains a very good table of differences between Windows 2003 Server editions. Very nice! I was wondering about some of this stuff.. Thanks to Early&Adopter for the link.
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Document: Threats and Countermeasures for Windows Server 2003
Microsoft just release a killer doc on Threats and Countermeasures for Windows Server 2003 . [via Early&Adopter ]
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Envy - Cursed be thy name!
Is it okay to envy Chris Sells on his post ? It should be. Would anyone not want to work for a company that cherishes its employees as much as MSFT? Hell - I'd work there as QA just to get started (Although i hear…
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Regular Expressions And Log Parsing
My company needs a small utility to parse log files generated by some of the speech engines we are using in our products. They generate old-style ASCII log files that are easy to read but cumbersome to parse. I started…
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Windows Server 2003 Rocks
I've installed on my new machine Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. It totally rocks. The interface is great and it runs faster then XP! I can't seem to get my Direct3D on the dxdiag console to work though...(so…
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Where was I?
OK. Havn't been here a while due to some pressure at work. Hopefully i'll have more time now.
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Accented Blogging
I was having this thought as i was going through some blog. As I was reading it, in my head i kept picturing the guy that was writing this, speaking out the words i was reading. He Had an amarican accent. Actually,…
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Mean Machine
It's been a couple of days without blogging. I got my new machine into the house and was waaay to busy at work to install everything properly and moving stuff from the old machine. It's a beauty : 2.2 AMD Athelon XP…
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Why do I state my accent?
I was having this thought as i was going through some blog. As I was reading it, in my head i kept picturing the guy that was writing this, speaking out the words i was reading. He Had an amarican accent. Actually,…
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CLR tips gold mine detected
I just saw Chris Brumme's blog . Wow! Judging by the timestamps on the entries, he's either got a voice interface for dictating posts into his blog or he was sitting on a gold mine of CLR tips waiting for an outlet. I'm…
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File I/O Support In Transactions
I was recently at a lecture concerning .Net and COM+. Wow. COM+ is really powerful. I never got the chance to work with it on any of the projects I have created, but I did play with it here and there. I never knew there…
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Categories
OK. I've decided to create categories for my posts. Hopefully this should help out abit in ScottW's Great cause to help bring down the Noise Ratio. I'll probably play around with the categoy names for a while and add…
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Debugging Problem
I got this comment about debugging Web Services: " I am trying to debug a C# application and when I step into a web serivce all of the breakpoints stop working. Can you help? Scott " I can't. can you? I'll post the…
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Need a bigger wallet (+stuffing)
Man,I need more money. My wish list is just gettting bigger and bigger! Any more suggestions to it will be welcome!
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Enter the Matrix
Check out the review and the making of the Matrix Reloaded Special effects. http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.05/matrix2_pr.html
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Article: Introduction to Typed Datasets
I put my post on Introduction to Typed Datasets as a story . Thought it can be of help.
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DNWL future continued
Scott cleared up some stuff about his last post regarding the future of DNWL. I agree with everything he says in there. I still think you should read my worries and considerations in an earlier post here . As before - I…
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Introduction to Typed Datasets
Note: This is part 1 of 3 articles on this subject: Part 2 - Typed Datasets Are Not Always The Answer Part 3 - Oops! Typed Datasets ARE scalable! I'm currently developing a small winforms application for my company.…
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Tech Interview Puzzle Solutions
Ever had technical interview for a job and you were asked to solve a puzzle or write an algorithm? Did you fail? Here's a cool site with answers to the most common tech interview questions - contributed by the public.…
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.NetWeblogs home page ratings
Scott also wonders why the main RSS feed gets less ratings then some other blogs. I think if you make each blog template have a link to the main .NetWeblogs page (somewhere in the top left..?) it would be a big help.…
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The Future of .NetWeblogs
Scott Posts a big dilemma about the future eco-system of .NetWeblogs. Here's what i think. The Editor idea sounds good . I'd register for the feed if it dealt solely with specifit .Net News. In fact, count me in as a…