The Paradox of Choice in a Developers Life

Matt Hamilton wrote an excellent blog post about something that I've been thinking about for a long time. As a developer you want to keep improving, but the more you know the more choices that appear. When first coding projects that require database access you get used to learning the SqlCommand class...

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Technorati Using OpenID to Indicate Blog Ownership

Today I decided to take ownership of my blog using Technorati . Most services that require verification of your "ownership" of a site usually require you to place a file on your website. This proves that you have at least file system access to your website and is a good enough verification...

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Installing Windows Home Server On Old Hardware

For the last 7 years I've been running a FreeBSD server at home for all my file serving needs. It's always been solid and never caused problems. It was the gateway into Unix knowledge for me and I loved the whole experience. A fellow 8-ball competitor revealed that he's a sales agent for Microsoft and...

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Golfing at the VGC

Another stellar performance. 42 on the front nine with double bogeys on both par 3's and 51 on the back going 5 over on the par 5's. Wasn't hitting the ball at the bad but could have easily been in the mid to low 80's had I not blown up. The computer adjusted me to a 12 handicap which I think is fair...

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