Coding Responsibilities
Today I saw this article focusing on a statement made, at Secure London 2005, by Howard Schmidt. The statements included: _“In software development, we need to have personal q
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The End of an Era
Friday was the end of an era. Buddy moved from our team to becomea burden on someone else’s. He sprinkled a few gems over the lastfew weeks that had me shaking my head in confusion and awe
VS & SQL 2005
For the last month I’ve been working on a little side project usingVisual Studio and SQL Server 2005. So far I’ve been quite pleasedand for Beta software it is amazingly stable. One of the
The complexity of simplicity
As you may have read, I’ve been working on some MSMQ configuration andcoding for the last little while. In the past I had always heard“Asynchronous System” and hid under my desk where the left o
On Again, Off Again Relationship
Yes folks, my normally stable life has had one rather shorton-again-off-again relationship with MSMQ. A while back I postedthat I was starting to do some work with MSMQ,but it ran into one rathe
The fork and the spoon
Sounds like a quaint little bistro or pub a small town doesn’tit? No? Perhaps it sounds like two things you’d do withthat special someone (although I’m not exactly sure what a forkis)?&nbs
Society
Ok. I don’t usually make political statement. My societalstatement are usually limited to rants about life in IT. TodayI’m going to veer from the norm (like any of you think I’m norm
Happy belated B-day Alberta (and Saskatchewan)
The first was the centennial b-day for the two landlocked provinces in the confederation. Thursday saw a big partythroughout the province including concerts and fireworks.&nbs
Peace is shattered in Middle Earth
Friday saw the peace, which had endured for three weeks in MiddleEarth, shattered by the return of Grima. The rumble of the comingdoom could be felt the day before (it’s the only reason I can th
C# and Visual Basic
Unlike the many million posts, comments and mindless shouting matchespreceeding this date, I will not delve into a discussion that one isbetter than the other. Instead I’d like to talk about a s