As you may notice, I have added search to my Blog. This is a search implementation that uses Google‘s Web Service API and resides alongside as a simple DLL in the \bin. I have been meaning to do this for a long time and with the emanate release of Community Server, I knew I was running out of time. I […]
Read MoreAfter 2 solid days of total frustration, I can report the following: disable-output-escaping does not work when you are doing a tranform using an XmlReader or XmlWriter. This makes sense if you think about it. The attribute introduces the ability to create malformed XML. Use a TextWriter or a simple stream or something. This works: >xslt.Transform( […]
Read MoreZanebug by Sean McCormak is Yet Another Unit Test Framework, but provides some very nice features. Built in event monitoring, test timings, the ability to run tests multiple times, and a better Console report than round out the features. The 1.4.4 Beta version that I am running is nice to use, but does show it’s status as […]
Read MoreI have installed and subsequently removed the previous 2 versions of Miguel Jimenez’s Clearscreen SharpHIP HIP-CAPTCHA Control. Not that Miguel is churning out a bad control, to the contrary, he is doing the rest of us an invaluable service. Version 1.3 of his CAPTCHA solution does not address the issue that caused me to remove it […]
Read MoreAccording to Fox News and NPR: The government of Brazil says it will switch 300,000 government computers from Microsoft‘s Windows operating system to open source software like Linux. Microsoft founder Bill Gates wants to meet with Brazil’s president to discuss the change. Brazil is dropping all proprietary software. Does this mean that all software is inherently not […]
Read MoreNote: This article assumes that you are familiar with and standard usage of a System.Configuration.IConfigurationSectionHandler. Looking to load test a data layer API lead me to Sean McCormack‘s Zanebug. I am quite impressed so far. I am using the beta version of 1.4.4 and it seems very capable. There is a feature that Sean says […]
Read MoreJeffrey Lee Parson was a high school senior in Minnesota when he modified the Blaster Internet Worm script virus in 2003. Today he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. Now, I am no bleeding heart, but you have got to be kidding me. It is amazing to me that this geek kid is going to jail to share […]
Read MoreTurns out, these HTML slideshow generators are a dime a dozen. There is nothing wrong with JAlbum except that it is a bit overkill for what I want to accomplish. I found another tool, Web Album Generator by ORNJ, which is so much easier to use that I uninstalled JAlbum. It is not as fully […]
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