To anticipate and prevent
Sad as it is to see, HD-DVD is dead. I think this is another fantastic case of VHS (Blu-Ray) versus Beta Max (HD-DVD) where the superior technical format has lost for some unforseen reason. I’m sad that HD-DVD lost, because that was my favorite format (obviously), but I’m happy that the war is over. I…
A friend of mine has been doing handmade jewelry for a few years now. She recently has decided to take the plunge into selling a little bit of her work since she has more free time as of late (due to injury. Feel better!). Anyways. Long story short, this is a shameless plug asking anyone…
First let me say that I don’t hate photography outright. Maybe even at all. Maybe I just hate people sometimes. I take pictures, I enjoy taking pictures. Sometimes I do it for myself, but more recently I’ve been doing it to improve. I’ve spent alot of time reading strobist, DIYPhotography, etc — trying to learn,…
Originally I had a Quantaray 100-300, but on the trip through MSP this past summer my camera bag had an unfortunate run in with the ground. I know that Quantaray aren’t the best lenses in the world, but it did the job. The main problem, as I found out, is that its just a brand…
Here’s the short version: IIS 7.0, much like IIS 6.0 has problems with 32 bit applications running on IIS 7.0 (Windows 2008) on native 64 bit machines. The fix is much easier than IIS 6.0 though. So if you want to run a 32 bit ASP.NET application under IIS 7.0 (x64), do the following: Open…
For those that follow the techy ways, you’ve probably heard that Windows Server 2008 (aka Longhorn) was released to manufacturers. This also means it hit MSDN and in my grubby paws a few hours later. I find the best way to learn an OS is to install it on the laptop I use every day….