Removing pingback, trackback, and comment spam from dasBlog
Author: Richard Hundhausen
Ok, I finally got fed up with all of the spam in my historical dasBlog postings. It’s really embarrassing to send a link to a a colleague, only to have them snicker at all of the spam comments …
Read more →Extracting documents directly from a SharePoint database
Last month at Tech-Ed, I asked many of my SharePoint friends, and a few vendors, how to do this. I got answers ranging from "You can't" to "You'll need to buy our utility". They all …
Read more →For those who Remote Desktop ...
While enjoying the fireworks yesterday in Oceanside, California with my friend Scott Cate, he let me know about a CodePlex project called Terminals.
Terminals is simply a wrapper, around the …
Read more →Welcome to the VSTS MVP Program - Martin Danner
Yet another Architect MVP has bitten the dust, to join the cooler crowd over here under the Team System MVP banner.
Martin Danner is an experienced developer, project manager, and consultant in the …
Read more →Welcome to the VSTS MVP Program - Martin Danner!
Yet another Architect MVP has bitten the dust, to join the cooler crowd over here under the Team System MVP banner.
Martin Danner is an experienced developer, project manager, and consultant in the …
Read more →When should the next Desert (Phoenix) Code Camp be?
Talk about "community-driven", Lorin Thwaits and the other coordinators of the Desert Code Camp are wanting your input on when 'camp should be held this next year.
You can choose between dates in …
Read more →VSTS "How To" videos have gone live
Bookmark this page. For the next several weeks, Scott Golightly (Microsoft Regional Director from Utah) and I will be publishing several instructional videos around Team System.
Currently, there are …
Read more →Plug-in to Get Latest on Check-out
Sela has created a great little plug-in to VS 2005 that will warn you when you're doing a check-out if there are later revisions of any of those files on the TFS server. Download it here.
Read more →I saw a demo of these at Tech-Ed, and thought I would share with my friends.
Essentially, the Database Operations team at Microsoft uses a suite of jobs on all their servers for performing …
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