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- Saving MicrosoftThe last few years have been trying times for Microsoft. Late to jump on the web bandwagon, they’ve never owned that platform the way they owned the desktop. Internet Explorer remains a decidedly un-sexy choice for web browsing, and Microso...
- Dangerous Generalizationson Aug 8, 2011 in Disconnected rants ReadWriteWebI read an article a couple weeks ago on ReadWriteWeb pondering, Are Indian Developers More Skilled Than Americans?, and I just couldn’t help cringing the entire time I was reading the article. This article was ridiculous on so many levels it&...
- Who comes up with this stuff?on Jul 13, 2011 in Disconnected rantsYes, it’s a real dialog box, and no, the information wasn’t very helpful. I’m moved almost to tears, though, at the suggestion that somebody might care. Please don’t do this to your customers. Tweet This Post...
- Did you test that SQL?Although IT is a relatively young field relative to accounting or finance, I think a pretty fair number of people have picked up on some of the “big picture” ideas that drive modern development practices. Whether you’re working wi...
- FileHelpers flat-file libraryA while back, I started doing some work on an application that does a lot of flat-file writing — specifically, fixed-width (positional) ASCII text files. Now, this isn’t really exciting stuff, but like COBOL, it still makes a lot of b...
- I stand correctedon Apr 8, 2011 in ArchitectureAll these years, I’ve been saying that one of the huge differences between software architecture and structural architecture is that nobody tries to change the requirements for the building while it’s being constructed. Turns out I was wr...
- Don’t be this guyon Mar 14, 2011 in UncategorizedI found this sort of amusing, though I’ll be the first to admit that the humor will be lost on some people. This is a clip from a web site that’s promoting an infrastructure component that’s supposed to be enterprise-quality and h...
- Stored Procedure Referenceson Feb 15, 2011 in .Net Development SQL ServerLast week, I did a little work to track down unused stored procedures in a large-ish SQL Server database. Searching for references in source code was interesting all by itself, but I also wanted to see which procs were referenced by other procedure...
- Quora Blocks Startup Search EnginesAccording to an article on ReadWriteWeb, Q&A site Quora is blocking search engines from indexing its site — all, that is, except for Google, Bing, and a couple other big players. If this is true, this is a really chilling development for...
- How *not* to help your usersI got an email this afternoon from “VMWare Communities.” You’ve seen emails like this, I’m sure — here’s your status, and some stuff you might be interested in, and so on. Emails like this are generally inten...
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