Spell Checking on the web - the Easy Way
There are way too many spell checking options out there for the Web. I've seen complex server-side components and I've seen complex client-side components. Some require Microsoft Office to be …
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Star Wars Movie (ASCIIMATION version)
Lately, I've had trouble reaching the original site telnet://towel.blinkenlights.nl -- maybe it shut down, who knows. This week a student of mine, Raine Lightner, located a Web …
Read more →WS-Security spec finally approved!
The OASIS Web Services Security (WS-Security) technical committee announced that several of its specifications have become OASIS standards.
http://informationweek.securitypipeline.com/news/18900763
Read more →Ok, so I had lunch at Carl's Jr. the other day. It was across the street from our local Gateway store and, as you may know, they are all closing their doors tomorrow, so I thought I'd find some good …
Read more →I’ve been playing with this search engine a bit lately. Although it’s owned by AskJeeves.com, it works pretty good for technical (read: .NET development) searches, as it ranks results …
Read more →Motorcycle trip through Chernobyl
I remember watching a Nova documentary several years ago titled “Suicide Mission to Chernobyl” in which a Nova film crew revisits Chernobyl and the result is the most bizarre and chilling …
Read more →Ok, I fell for a good April Fool's joke
While teaching an ASP to ASP.NET migration class this week in New Jersey, I put up my buddy’s Web site, to show an example of a large migration project. Kris Bloom migrated nearly 1500 .ASP …
Read more →While in New Jersey this week, I happened to turn on NBC Thursday night just as the Donald pointed his stinky finger at Troy McClain. His logic didn’t make sense, if he is in fact looking for a …
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