It is VERY interesting on the subject of patching and Blaster - part 2
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The onewhere the C++ guy doesn't get Chris Sells' jokes :-) Also, did anyone notice that Brad Abrams and Anders Hejlsberg bear a passing resemblance to someone else
The Stinger tool is the best I've found for gettings rid of the recent virii...won't stop you getting it again, for that you must run proper antivirus software
As usual, Anydy Smith comes up with the goods with the most flexible implementation of MasterPages I've ever seen...
Just noticed that ASPTodayis back and publishing some good articles (i.e., not Windows Server 2003 adverts by Alex Homer...)! You have to subscribe to access all the latest ones, but they do provide some freebies to give you a taster. Along with its' now…
Just took a survey here on my Sci-fi/fantasy character....well... hmm...not what I'd usually expect! :-) Which Fantasy/SciFi Character Are You?
I was thinking recently about how I came to where I am in my career and life, oddly, one book had a biggest impact on how I approach this industry, Microserfsby Douglas Coupland. THis is a pretty odd book, ostensibly its' about a group of coders who leave…
http://weblogs.asp.net/pwilson/posts/24867.aspx Short...but pretty cool...reminds me, I must finish that ViewState compression stuff...hmm...
From Paschal L...some pretty interesting fixes...like the DataGrid accessibility update! [ASP.NET 1.1 June 2003 Hotfix Rollup Package](http://weblogs.asp.net/pleloup/posts/24869.aspx) This KBwould certainly be of some interest for the .Net community ;-) I am…
This is of course my personal opinion and is based on my personal experiences...:-) As you may have read in an earlier post, I got a crappy new NEC e606 from 3 which I sent back after a few hours... Well, I recieved nothing more from 3 until the day after it…
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