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Read MoreI have been using an HJC Symax helmet and I find the helmet very noisy. In addition to that, I have been riding to work in the mornings lately and here in Idaho it is running about 30 degrees Fahrenheit in the mornings. Pretty cold for a bike. I have been wearing a balaclava to […]
Read MoreNeed to generate a properly named app.config file at compile time to go with your test suite assembly? In the Project Properties Dialog of Visual Studio, go to: Common Properties Build Events Post-Build Event Command Line and enter the following: copy $(ProjectDir)\App.config $(TargetDir)\$(TargetFileName).config
Read MoreHere is another one I should have already known about before today. I have Windows Explorer in my Quick Launch menu. Open the shortcut and change the target to: %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e,c:\projects Now clicking on this icon will always open Windows Explorer to my c:\projects folder, which is where all of my root projects are. Nice. […]
Read MoreI am late to the game with a lot of things and I am probably late on this one as well, but I am happy as a pig in mud over this little tip. In WinXP, Windows Explorer Tools > Folder Options File Types Tab Select File Type [Folder] Click Advanced button Click New button In […]
Read MoreRight on! Thank you, Telligent. Here is the announcement on the Wiki. You should soon be seeing a change in this website.
Read MoreI read a few months ago about a tool that was intended to be used to prepare an ASP.Net project directory for deployment. Does anyone remember this tool or anything that sounds like this? I have searched all of my News Gator feeds and Googled for it, but have come up with nothing. I full […]
Read MoreWritten in 1985, Stephen Hunter‘s Tapestry of Spies ( also published as The Spanish Gambit ) is one of Hunter’s older novels. The story revolves around the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s, bringing together characters from all conceivable sides of the conflict. Wrapped into a single story we meet Anarchists, Communists, Fascists, Nazis, and Empiricist’s. […]
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