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  • Reviewing my links

    I'm quite looking forward to reviewing links between my sites and others, and applying XFN's rel="me", rel="friend" etc. Read more about XFN and check out this cool video from Google (via shoemoney).
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on March 7, 2008
  • More Gmail

    My daughter thinks it's funny when I talk about Gmail - she says it sounds like "super hero mail". I am of course ok with that. I've been using it more and more recently. I've been sucking in my personal email to Gmail for a month or so and reading it there. When I went on vacation for a week I was reading it on my phone ...
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on March 7, 2008
  • The Deleting SVN Folders meme

    Perhaps I should name 5 other people to modify this script when I'm done. First, it was Wyatt, then Jon, then Rich - and probably many others. Well, it's my turn dammit. I keep getting code from contractors that have _svn folders in them - and the script I got from Jon only looks for the .svn that I use. So here is the quick fix ...
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on March 6, 2008
  • Wow, that's fast

    I was just reading Jason Alexander's new blog post about an old code drop for Authorize.net and was trying to find the old post he was referring to. Obviously, I went to Google to find the old cache; http://www.google.com/search?q=authorize.net+jason+alexander What amazed me was the first result - not the old one, but the post made 35 ...
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on February 27, 2008
  • Reducing storage of strongly typed lists using InferTypedSchema

    We were chatting the other day about storing collections of strongly typed data in a database and I mentioned how I once used the really simply DataSet method to store into session. It works storing into a database too. There are lots of ways to skin this cat, but here's what I've done. The idea is to get your data into a DataSet, then ...
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on February 12, 2008
  • Big surprise, you can't use Firefox

    I went to renew my Microsoft Partner Program membership today before it runs out at the end of the month. For a few hundred bucks I get 10 copies of XP and Office to use around the house - there are other benefits, but that alone makes me renew each year. This year, something is different. I'm now using FF as my default browser... So when I ...
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on January 25, 2008
  • Focussing on the wrong problem

    I just got this error when calling List<x>.RemoveRange(pos, int.MaxValue):Offset and length were out of bounds for the array or count is greater than the number of elements from index to the end of the source collection.What's the point of that? Why on earth wouldn't you just delete to the end of the array and be done with ...
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on January 18, 2008
  • Automatic Updates - now download, but don't install!

    I've always just let my computer download and install Windows updates at 3am, what the hell. Ever since my DOS days when computers used to turn themselves on and off whenever they felt like it, I've saved my work before stepping away from the computer. So, I have to reopen some windows in the morning, it's usually worth it. But not ...
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on December 12, 2007
  • Great PR from Code Spaces

    Ok, I ought to give credit where it's due because you won't find this great example of "how to do PR properly" unless you're searching the site. Floyd Price of Code Spaces posted a comment on an old Subversion post and did a great job of answering my pointed questions. I haven't switched; I haven't even ...
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on November 16, 2007
  • Sending people large files

    Yeah, there are a million services out there that allow you to upload files and then you can tell someone where to download it. Most however, don't get it. They are trying to cash in on it by making the pages complicated and asking too many questions. Oh, and would you like a business registration? etc senduit do it perfectly. You might ...
    Posted to British Inside (Weblog) by James on November 8, 2007
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