It’s great that some of the innovations from ASP.NET MVC 1.0 were moved into the ASP.NET 4.0 platform. One of those was the RouteTable. I hadn’t written a custom RouteHandler before, so I thought I’d do a simple one as a demo for myself (and any others who are interested).
This is just an example of [...]

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I recently purchased a Tom Bihn Smart Alec Backpack. Tonight, I put it back in its original shipping box and will be shipping it back to Tom Bihn tomorrow. I wanted to review the bag here on my web site to provide some unbiased and alternative opinions to this bag that I didn’t find elsewhere.
My [...]

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On the off chance someone understands this error and can help, I’m posting the wifi errors my Windows 7 Ultimate laptops started to encounter at work on wifi. My laptop is not part of the corporate domain (as it’s a personal laptop). Until very recently, everything worked without any trouble, and IT is not aware [...]

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I’ve been having a few issues at work with certificates and wifi. So, the other night I decided to do a fresh install of Windows 7 Ultimate onto my laptop. It’s not as easy as I’d like with my Sony Vaio, as there are drivers for Windows 7, but Sony doesn’t document the sequence that [...]

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I was disappointed, but certainly not surprised, to see that Microsoft employees blogging that Visual Studio 2010 performance over remote desktop would almost match, or be slightly slower than Visual Studio 2008 performance.
However, they got some good advice on how to optimize your RDP experience with Visual Studio.
http://blogs.msdn.com/jgoldb/archive/2010/02/27/optimizing-visual-studio-2010-and-wpf-applications-for-remote-desktop.aspx
Slow connections:

On slow connections, change remote desktop [...]

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I’m just thankful that I didn’t need to choose between OK or Cancel …

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I just won a free usage on my next Gogo enabled flight (in-flight internet) by entering here:
http://upshot.gogoinflight.com/
You can also be awarded a 25% or 50% discount. You just pick which item will be the first to arrive, and a silly view-only game plays ……
 
(The dumb thing was that the thing wouldn’t take my wiredprairie.us e-mail [...]

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John Nack makes an extremely rational and systematic analysis of how many voices on the Internet consider Adobe to be the Devil. Is Adobe and in turn Flash Player the antagonist of all that is good about the web? Are they set to destroy the evil proposed Html 5 standards because they might compete with [...]

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Honestly, I eat maybe 1 or 2 beef cheeseburgers in a year (and I don’t even care for most cheese!). Regardless, I still thought this web site, Cheese and Burger Society is really well done (pun not intended!).
It uses Adobe Flash, but really to good effect. There’s a voice over for each recipe.

“Number 7… [...]

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I’m using a progress bar in a small WPF application I’m working on and noticed that the Private Working Set for my application seemed higher than I expected.
My application, once simplified down to it’s most basic element, consisted of:
Window, Grid, ProgressBar
On my Windows 7 x64 machine, running the application uses around 29MB (private working [...]

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