Jack of all trades; Master of one.
Ever since I first started browsing the web, I’ve wished for a home page that would keep track of where I surfed and then show me a list of dynamically-generated bookmarks that are in descending order of the ones I use most. For example, if I go to Google News a lot, news.google.com should dynamically …
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For years I’ve kept an HTML file of links in the My Document directory called "MyHomePage.htm" because nobody ever created a home page service that worked for me. Well, Google finally has and hence I’ve switched all my different machine’s browsers to point to my Google Personalized Home Page: Why do I like it? It’s …
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Coordinating the Congregation of Co-Equal Cognoscenti for Consorting and Consumption of Comestibles; otherwise known as: www.geekdinner.com :-)
I did a web search for an XSLT tutorial a few minutes ago and came across a really nice one I want to remember at topxml.com.
A ton of people have already pointed to Adam Nathan’s PInvoke Visual Studio Add-in and related wiki site PINVOKE.NET, but it is very cool and I wanted to add to my lists of free tools and favorites.
I just found a very cool site called ConnectionStrings.com (I found it on the .Text Basic Configuration web page.) This site provides examples of connection strings for all of the following including subsets of each: SQL Server Access Oracle MySQL Interbase IBM DB2 Sybase Informix Mimer SQL PostgreSQL DSN Excel Text DBF/FoxPro Visual FoxPro Pervasive UDL …
I noticed Richard S. Tallent, II referenced a do-it-yourself steadcam project by Johnny Chung Lee of Carnegie Melon University, which was ironic for me as I went looking at digital camcorders today. At first I thought Johnny was making a joke, but after reading the page it looks real (great video clips shown using it.) Maybe …
Another item for my favorite’s list is Robert Scoble’s Corporate Weblog Manifesto.
I found that Don Box referenced a couple of great RSS version histories at Harvard and Microsoft. I’m blogging about them so I personally can find them next time I want to read them. :)
My favorite Blog Reader: SharpReader, of course. :) It turned one year old this month. My favorite Windows Utility (possibly of all time): FinePrint Much more than just a utility for printing two-up on a page; it is print driver that provides a full print preview and print management utility. Microsoft should pay them tons of money and …