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[Mini Project] That’s right, starting this week I will focus on a mini project which you can following along with at home. Details will be released later this week, but let’s just say you’ll need a copy of Visual Studio 2008 and the latest Release Candidate of SQL Server 2008 […]
Monthly archives: July 2008
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Sometimes I wonder if this is really news, or just kindling to get me fired up.. Just in from the shores of the European Union – plans afoot to extend *retroactively* copyright on musical works by an insane 45 years. Please join me in a chorus of “you’ve-got-to-be-joking”. This means that […]
Hi Everyone, Quick note: if you found this information helped you, please leave a comment – thanks! Well, chances are that if you’re using Hypervisor (Hyper-V) as I am, you might also be using a Wireless Network Interface Card (NIC) to connect to the Internet and/or other sources. Personally, I […]
Hi Everyone, Given that (Microsoft’s) TechEd 2008 is a little over a month away now, I thought I might find out who is planning on attending in Sydney this year? Last year I didn’t think about it until the week before TechEd. This year, I’m thinking it would be a […]
Well, in an article that should shock no one, Australians are paying too much for video games [smh] (both online and retail). This will come as no shock to anyone who has ever been overseas – and applies to many other markets equally, especially automotive (cars in the US are […]
Hi Folks, This week the blog entries may vary as I have sporadic access to emails and so forth. Entries may vary in length and regularity. Normal service will resume soon. Please vote on the previous two posts! Cheers, /R
Well, how my blog writing process goes (yes, there is actually a process) is that I typically think of something to write about – and then I’ll post a draft to the blog. This can happen almost any time of the day or night. What basically ends up happening, is […]
My folks are visiting Washington DC this week, so I started musing about US Presidents. This is timely, given that it’s an election year. So, I was thinking, of the choices listed below who would you (hypothetically) vote for if an election was called today, assuming the people below were […]
If you know anything about storing meaningful data for compact (mobile) applications, you’ve probably looked at SQL Server Compact Edition or SQL Server Mobile Edition (2005) in the past. You also probably disregarded previous versions due to their inherent restrictions or lack of support for very mainstream SQL concepts and […]
We all by now have probably heard about the increase in SQL injection attacks to popular (and unpopular) web sites. A SQL Injection attack is where an external party passes potentially harmful or exploitive data in the form of raw, formatted or encoded T-SQL in a way in which it […]
This just in: a blog posting about a secret Lego vault in Denmark containing every Lego(tm) set ever produced. Apparently, Lego uses the kits in copyright cases which is why the boxes remain both mint and unopened – in the vault is every kit ever made (commercially, I’d guess). Which […]
Recently covered by Slashdot, Microsoft has re-released (ok, apparently the April releases were actually ‘preliminary versions‘…) the binary file format details for legacy (pre-Office 2007) Microsoft Office formats (direct link [64 MB file]) (licensing terms for using the information). Notably absent: Microsoft Access.. the hardest file format to reverse engineer. In 2001-02 when […]