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Ok, so, untill i make a *Real* blog post, chew on this. This saturday there will be a nice big-ol-bonfire at my place. I've got plenty of room for people to crash and we'll be kickin' it to Rockband. I'll be providing the Kegs, you guys just come on out :) All i ask for is for you to chip in a few bucks for the keg, or bring some of your own alchol to share. I live in Willis Mi, the party will start around 7p. Here is the Facebook event:: http://www.new.facebook.com... Please...
So, you might have noticed the badges on the left. Let me give you a run down. I'll be presenting the C# Variety Show at the following places, at the following dates...feel like i'm on tour Lansing .Net Usergroup April 17th Central Ohio Day Of .Net April 19th West Michigan Day of .Net May 10th Eastern Tenn. .Net User Group June 24th So, i'm going to be busy. I'm still waiting to hear back from the Cleveland Day of .net and a few user groups in Texas. Keep an eye out, The C# Variety show may be comming...
So, I may not be entirely up on my un-couth Japanese sayings, but one thing is for sure, IL code, to the average developer (Read: Me) might as well be written in the same Romaji thats in the title. That is, it's hard to make heads or tails of, and since you most likely never, or only rarely look at it, you get very little opportunity to actually study it. I've been the same way for the past few years, acknowledging that IL exists, and just like that ugly friend, I don't actually acknowledge there...
The link explains it all http://msdn2.microsoft.com/... As a developer, you now have full access to the information about Open Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and Open Protocols. All Windows client operating system API documentation is now available on this MSDN website. Wow...
I know, 2 whole blog posts in 1 week, i'm going nuts! Actually i'm trying to ramp up my blogging frequency, so keep an eye out for a few more tech in 5 min and other sheeeet. If you would have asked me a little more than a year ago if i'd have a (psudo) active blogging habit, I would have laughed it off as something I "Should" do and dropped it. So I still find it a little hard to believe that i've been at this for as long as I have. Now, while most bloggers seem to make a post in this vein targeted...
For a developer, the worst thing that can happen is to have the mind dulled. This dulling can occur from a number of places. Like too much heroin or watching reality TV. So how would a developer keep his mind sharp and be entertained at the same time? Flashy lights and bright colors only go so far. The way I’ve discovered is some good ol' challenging board games. Makes sense, most developers are gamers at heart. And I’m not talking about just your standard fair of Stratego and Monopoly, but European...
Well, that time of the year has come and gone again. By that I mean Code mash. I didn’t get a chance to make it to codemash this year, but waking up to find 76 twitterings on my phone (Over half were most likely Dwitters -Drunken Twittering-) is a clear indication that it was both a fun and exciting time for all who attended. In other news, apparently my blog posts (the most recent one about the '=>' specifically) was the issue of some conversations at code mash. And in the process I managed to...
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You ever dealt with some ass, where you just felt like applying a title? Well, I sure as hell do. So I have a point of reference, here are some terms you'll see me using occasionally. Software Arsonist: Someone who pushes software out the door so fast that it's bug ridden and prone to fire (see Dry Software). Once the software is under intense fire fighting, the Software Arsonist will delegate others to put the fires out, while they send out massive amounts of email showing how much value they are...
So I survived my first presentation experience!! WooT!!. The Fall DoDN this year was amazing. There was alot of amazing talent present. If you have the opprtunity to catch Josh Holmes giving his "Distilling the DLR" Talk, I would highly recomend it. Lots o' good sheet. My talk started out as expected. I could'nt figure out how to work my comptuer so there was, all around my laptop, Jason Follas, John Hopkins, myself and a hand full of other onlookers. We finally figured out that ... Oh, Dave needs...
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