Interesting Finds (a la Jason Haley)
I enjoy the frequent 'Interesting Finds' posts on Jason Haley's blog,
and so am putting up some of mine.
Keith Brown - Microsoft's fragmented Kerberos story
How Constant Are Your Constants in .NET found link through http://www.tourneylogic.com/blogs/links/archive/2005/01.aspx
Sahil Malik - 21st Century Slave Labor - in the United States of America on the H1B program
Jason also is moving to run non-admin, and has done a series of posts on keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio. I wonder how many will break in Whidbey?
Days 21-25
Days 16-20
Days 11-15
He also asked about a Hex editor. I like the following free one: Freeware Hex Editor XVI32
It was written in Delphi by Christian Maas. It has not been updated since 2003 but still works great. He has including a scripting facility for macro and other neat features. It does write to an INI config file, that you as user need rights to. Since I run as non-admin, I had to make an adjustment for that.
[update 26 July 05]
The Very Last Configuration Section Handler I'll Ever Need by Philip Haack
My Favorite VS.NET Shortcuts by Craig Andrea at Pluralsight
Troubleshooting Common Problems with the XmlSerializer article at MSDN
and so am putting up some of mine.
Keith Brown - Microsoft's fragmented Kerberos story
How Constant Are Your Constants in .NET found link through http://www.tourneylogic.com/blogs/links/archive/2005/01.aspx
Sahil Malik - 21st Century Slave Labor - in the United States of America on the H1B program
Jason also is moving to run non-admin, and has done a series of posts on keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio. I wonder how many will break in Whidbey?
Days 21-25
Days 16-20
Days 11-15
He also asked about a Hex editor. I like the following free one: Freeware Hex Editor XVI32
It was written in Delphi by Christian Maas. It has not been updated since 2003 but still works great. He has including a scripting facility for macro and other neat features. It does write to an INI config file, that you as user need rights to. Since I run as non-admin, I had to make an adjustment for that.
[update 26 July 05]
The Very Last Configuration Section Handler I'll Ever Need by Philip Haack
My Favorite VS.NET Shortcuts by Craig Andrea at Pluralsight
Troubleshooting Common Problems with the XmlSerializer article at MSDN
1 Comments:
ADD THESE:
"POP QUIZ" http://blogs.msdn.com/cyrusn/archive/2005/07/03/435055.aspx
"OOP BOOKS"
http://weblogs.asp.net/jasonsalas/archive/2005/07/16/419640.aspx
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