My wonderful wife purchased a 4Gen 20G iPod for me for Father’s Day. I love having it and so far I have listened to a lot of Pod Casts and Old Time Radio shows. I am scraping OTR with Star Dowloader from www.rusc.com, which stands for Are You Sitting Comfortably. I actually paid for a […]
Read MoreSince migrating to dasBlog, I have had several requests for this control that was lost during the migration, so I am reposting the readme for this article here. — 6/15/05 I have wanted to add search to my blog for a long time, therefore I finally broke down and wrote an implementation in .Net using […]
Read MoreIn addition to losing my Google links until a re-index, the other thing that has been a problem with moving blog engines has been that das Blog does not support the articles that I wrote in .Text. I am in the process of converting them to posts as I am getting requests for some of […]
Read MoreAt the risk of exposing just how big a nerd I really am, I will tell you that I have an affinity for old time radio programs (OTR for those in the know). Shows like The Shadow, Dragnet, and The Whistler. I just love ’em. Folks who publish these shows as MP3 files are not […]
Read MoreI sent an email to Brian Jones, Program Manager for MS Word, asking some questions about the new MS Word XML capabilities. Get this… he answered me. Now that is just cool. Maybe Microsoft is staffed with real people. I am respecting the exchange enough not to just post the email thread, but suffice to […]
Read MoreI am probably way behind the blleding edge on this idea, but I just received the coolest bug report ever. My tester recorded the web app through SnapIt as a video (AVI) and sent it to me to illustrate the bug. My gosh, that was effective! Links Tech Smith, the makers of SnagIt.
Read MoreAbout a year and a half ago, my nieghbor and I were sitting around at a barbeque and talking about our respective jobs (He is a project manager for a big bank). He told me about an idea he had for a product and after I understood it I replied, “That’ a darn good idea.” […]
Read MoreThis is way cool. Watch a computer decide how to make a chess move. Move one or 2 pieces and you will get the idea. http://turbulence.org/spotlight/thinking/chess.html
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