Who says Idaho doesn't innovate?
Sure, we have potatoes, but there are also a few inventors in our state, such as the fine lads at Leavitt & Associates Engineers of Nampa, who have just created a butt-kicking machine ... no, …
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Zero sealed classes in Delphi 8
Listen up Microsoft. Borland has “outbid” you on the openess of their class library.
With the exception of TGCHandleList class, which is only internally availabile to the unit, they don't …
Read more →At the movies with ... 3 Leaf!?!
Cory Isakson sent me this link. Looks like my friends Scott and Sean are now movie producers! :-)
BTW - If you watch five of the flicks and rate them, then you're eligible for …
Read more →BizTalk Server 2004 Developer Competition
So, you think you know BizTalk Server 2004? Here's your chance to provie it ... From the site: The purpose of the BizTalk Server 2004 developer competition is to highlight and reward programming …
Read more →Took the .NET Security beta exam (C#) last night
Can't say anything specific about exam 71-340, but I would like to offer kudos to Microsoft for actually coming out with such an exam. It's been long overdue and, if more people start following …
Read more →Driving through Redmond, WA Wednesday night and listening to XM Radio, I caught part of Larry King's show on CNN. They had Donald Trump and apprentices doing a post-mortem discussion of the show's …
Read more →Great resource for Regular Expressions (RegEx)
I had a student point out this resource to me. RegExLib.com is the Internet's first Regular Expression Library. They have over 600 expressions from contributors around the world. Check them …
Read more →Why such a kerfuffle over Gmail?
As a Gmail user, I still can't see what the commotion is all about. If you don't like it, don't use it. Simple. Here's a good rant by Tim O'Reilly on the subject.
The Fuss About Gmail and …
Read more →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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