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- What Happened Behind the Scenes
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For those of you that have asked, here's what's different behind the curtain on the new site... I decided to distract myself with geek work on the personal site back during the first weekend of the NFL (a full three months into my blogging hiatus). I'd
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- T-SQL Code: fn_FormatInteger
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I came across another obscure issue in T-SQL last week. While throwing together a quick query, I came across a scenario where I needed to return a number formatted with commas and no decimal places. I know most would say that logically you'd handle formatting
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- Link-O-Rama (November 2005)
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Some of the stuff on my radar screen the past couple of weeks... Local/Regional Steve Eugster's Blog - A local lawyer and former politician. Got Mayo? Can Somebody Call a Wildlife Biologist AND an Electrician? Last-second shot gives UConn Beats Gonzaga
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- Link-O-Rama (October 2005)
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Several of you seemed to enjoy my Links of the Week post a couple weeks ago. Since it's a fairly easy thing to produce I'll try to make it a semi-regular thing. I can't promise once a week, but we'll see how the rebranded Link-O-Rama goes. Enjoy... Programming/Computers/Technology
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- Links of the Week
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As usual, I've been too busy to blog lately, but I thought I'd try something new; I'll try posting a list of some of the things that caught my eye during my online travels during the past week or so. Enjoy... Programming/Computers/Technology 8 display
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- IE Developer Toolbar Beta -- Small Software Delivering Big Value
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I've been doing quite a bit of skinning work lately, and debugging CSS and XHTML can be extremely tedious and frustrating. Last night I happened upon a link to the beta version of Microsoft's new IE Developer Toolbar . It sounded interesting enough, so
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- More Cool Stuff From SQL Server 2005!
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Raymond Lewallen wrote a nice piece today about the new INTERSECT and EXCEPT operators in the upcoming SQL Server 2005 . Microsoft is making T-SQL devgelopment easier all the time!
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- Things to Say When You're Losing a Technical Argument
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I'm trying to clean out a bunch of old links in my “Blog Fodder” category on Furl . I'm not sure where I got it from, but if you're a computer geek, you'll appreciate this great list of Things to Say When You're Losing a Technical Argument .
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- Free Offer for Visual Basic Users
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I know it's short notice, but keeping in mind that Microsoft's support for VB 6.0 is coming to an end, REAL Software is offering REALbasic 5.5 Standard for free by April 15, 2005. I'd like to think that in my spare time I'll be able to spend some time
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- Why I've Been so Busy Lately
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Targeted Advertising Consortium As evidenced by my infrequent blog updates the past couple of months, it's been obvious that I've been extremely busy with work of late. Last week we officially launched the Targeted Advertising Consortium ( TAC ), a partnership
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- T-SQL Code: fn_SplitString
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Earlier in the week while dealing with a big SQL project for work , I had to come up with a way to have SQL parse a big list of keywords and break them into a table with each keyword occupying a single row. This way I could pass that table to a WHERE
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- More Anti-Microsoft Stupidity
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I've been wanting to write about this for several days now, but this was my first opportunity. ZDNet ran an article this week blaming Microsoft for responsibility in a three-hour shutdown of Souther California air traffic recently. But reading the article
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- Happy Anniversary to 4GuysFromRolla.com!
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I wanted to take a second to wish a happy sixth annivarsary to Scott Mitchell 's great ASP resource site, 4GuysFromRolla.com . Along with Charles Carroll 's LearnASP.com , 4Guys hed my hand throughout developing CADwire.net begainning way back in 1999.
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- newLISP
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Don't ask me to explain it, because I can't. But yes, this is my second LISP-related post in the past two weeks. Is it really any wonder still single? newLISP is a LISP-like scripting language. If you're a fan of LISP, it makes for an interesting alternative
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- DotLisp - A .NET Implementation of LISP
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I'll always have a soft spot for the LISP programming language . It was the first experience I had with real programming (with AutoLISP ). Tonight while searching for some .NET-related stuff, I stumbled across the .NET Language Developers Group on GotDotNet
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