Ok, this is pretty crazy stuff. I admit, I didn’t come anywhere near watching the whole thing, but it was pretty cool to see someone took the time to do something pretty creative like this…

Posted on Friday, March 18, 2005 5:27 PM

HOWTO: Print to a USB Printer from DOS in Windows XP

Developers Petition Microsoft To Continue Support For VB6

IBF… Are We Seeing the Future of Microsoft SOA Client Architecture?

Posted on Sunday, February 27, 2005 5:14 PM

Books on My Shelf: The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life

I have to admit, I was under-whelmed in my first pass over the documentation for the new Enterprise Library. After all the hype, I expected to see more dramatic differences in functionality. My fir…

Testable Designs (Answering Earl's Questions)

I remember seeing a tool like this before, but I couldn’t find it. Searched the net for sometime, and eventually gave up and did my own one.

My Response to Scott Dockendorf's Response to Me in Response to his Article

Scott Dockendorf has an article in the December 2004 issue of .NET Developer's Journal on Unit Testing in Whidbey. It's great to see so many Microsoft-oriented magazines taking up the call to unit …

Actually, it was an implementation of technology that just got me extremely irate. I was so upset that I just left my purchases there and went over to the nearby Lowe's ... but I am getting ahead o…

It tolls for thee, Llama. It looks like AOL has whipped the Llama's ass for the last time. WinAmp's original crew have parted ways with the company. The corporate culture (or perhaps the lack there…

UPDATE: You can read my responses to some of your comments, or continue commenting here.

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At last; a hack that I really appreciate.

First off, I want to start this post with an 'Arrrggggggg!!!!!!'. Much better. I have an Inspiron 8600 from Dell. The machine is awesome, I have never had a laptop that ran so fast. It is the perfe…

Moved to http://www.michaelflanakin.com/articles/CompareWebTrackers.aspx

This topic comes up so often in so many places that I thought I’d compile a list of reasons why someone might run Windows Server 2003 on a workstation. If you have anything to add, please comment.