Edit and Crash
Isn’t that what EnC stands for? š We had a beautiful October East Tennessee afternoon today, so I ditched the word processor for a while and flew my new Hangar […]
The Right Way to Search MSDN
While we’re on the subject of e-mails seeking answers to technical questions, you’d be surprised at the number of e-mails I receive that could be answered by spending 10 seconds […]
SOS – Now with 20% More Commands!
In the process of working on some really interesting future stuff about SOS (Son of Strike), the WinDBG extension for REAL .NET debugging, I see Microsoft has included their internal […]
Bugslayer Tips!
Many people have asked over the years if I had a collection of all the tips I listed at the end of my Bugslayer column. Amazingly, I didn’t, but Sairama […]
Windows XP Tablet PC 2005 Thoughts
For a guy who hand writes nearly everything, you’d have thought I’d been using a Tablet PC right from the very beginning.Ā Up until now, the usage model didn’t work […]
Security Trimming and Health Monitoring, Oh My!
I wasn’t that excited about ASP.NET 2.0’s new site navigation infrastructure until I discovered security trimming. Security trimming enables site maps nodes to be selectively shown and hidden based on […]
Problems with the Left Wing
President Bush was in town yesterday visiting nearby Oak Ridge National Lab. My wife and kids positioned themselves along theĀ motorcade route and waved American flags as the president’s limousine sped […]
Cool Regex Stuff
Knowing your regular expressions is the secret elixir of development.Ā In the Bugslayer column, I’ve already mentioned Jeffrey E. F. Friedl’s phenomenal Mastering Regular Expressions, but found some great resources […]
Rush 2112
I didn’t know Jeffrey was such a Rush fan. One of my favorite albums of all time is Rush 2112. I still have a vinyl copy of it I bought […]