November 2005 Entries
Collapsible Draggable Panel Server Control
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
Every year I post all the things that I hope the suckers family and friends in my life will buy for me. I hope to completely eliminate crap gifts one day.
So I managed to get my “kids“ an Xbox 360 yesterday (I hope they don't read this), solely due to the help of my brother-in-law and his wife who waited in line for me from 10AM to 4PM when I could get there.
Tonight at midnight marks the launch of the XBOX 360. Good luck everyone.
If Windows Had Never Happened ..., Price as Signal, Google-Mart, Office 12 Goes Beta 1, Microsoft AntiSpyware Now Removes Sony Rootkit, 30 Second AJAX Tutorial
Scott Adams (that Dilbert guy) has made his book God's Debris, free in PDF form.
Funny attack on Slashdot users.
That's an accurate summary, but it doesn't tell anywhere near the whole story. It doesn't tell you that Microsoft is a business empire without equal, that its products are used in nearly every computer on the planet, or that it has yet to reach the height of its power and influence. Microsoft has become a symbol of all that is great about the information age, as well as all that is less-than-great about it.
Don't read the summaries get the actual memo.
DotNetNuke 4.0 is now available and it's running on ASP.NET 2.0. You know these guys were on the edge of their seats waiting for the final release of .NET 2.0. Re-compile! Deploy! Go! Go! Go
This article is a very interesting read. Makes you feel a little better about that form validation you forgot to add.
I have had three very bad experiences with customer care. The last one sealed it. I upgraded my music subscription from monthly to yearly before the rate hike. But oops, Yahoo messed up and billed me monthly again. After a couple of e-mails back and forth, where it was obvious they were not reading my e-mails, I gave up, cancelled my premium services, and have likely left for good.
Session data is very important for all applications. Session enable the application to recognize the user by using credentials. Sometimes we need to transfer the Session from one application to another. If you are working with In-Proc session mode than you cannot share the session in different applications. However there is a small way you can use to transfer the session from one application to another in the In-Proc session mode.
REAL Software, providers of REALbasic, cross-platform that really works, announced today that REAL SQL Server 2006, a multi-user relational database engine for use with REALbasic, is in beta.