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Disabling Time Sync In Virtual PC 2007
This article discusses disabling time synchronization in Virtual PC 2007, which is very useful if you are trying to test product expiration during... more »
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Using the Windows hosts file to your advantage
This article details using the Windows hosts file in 2 very useful ways: To block access to specific domains, and to develop locally, while using the... more »
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Javascript XMLHttp requests: Fixing the data necessary to complete this operation...
This article gives a quick explanation of what causes, and how to fix, the dreaded "The data necessary to complete this operation is not yet... more »
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PHP: unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM?
Perhaps a PHP Easter Egg? Or someone's name embedded in an error response? Share your other PHP Easter Eggs, and let me know if you know what this... more »
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Code Comments in 25 Programming Languages
Ever wanted to know how to use code comments in 25 different programming languages? Now you have the chance...
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RSSBus is a Platform, Framework AND Extensible
One of the greatest upsides to using RSSBus as a web development framework is the fact that it is already a Platform, a Framework, and Extensible.... more »
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A Simple PHP Captcha Class
A captcha is a very useful component to add to your blog to prevent un-wanted SPAM on blog comments, contact forms, and a host of further user... more »
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Twitter's Greatest Addition: The @
Twitter has introduced a very useful standard in today's web of social and blog sites, the greatest of which is the @ symbol.
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Look out VirtualPC and VMWare... VirtualBox is in the house
VirtualPC and VMWare have a new (and 100% free contender) called VirtualBox. I took this new piece of software for a spin, and just may be completely... more »
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A simple uploader class for PHP
I am a big fan of re-useable code. Because of this I tend to create classes for any form of common operation that I perform on any of my sites. I... more »
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Implementing a Templating system in Javascript
A templating system can be very useful in javascript. Using a templating system can mean that your designers can setup basic layout in HTML only and... more »
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Javascript Classes: Comparing C# Instantiated and Static classes to Javascript
An example of namepacing with static and instantiated methods in Javascript by comparing namespacing with static and instantiated methods in C#.
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Good Ol Cross-Threaded Socket Action
A quick howto about passing messages between .NET threads in a safe and effective manner using delegates.
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Autostarting a Windows Service directly after install in C#
A quick example of auto-starting a windows service immediately following installation.
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JavaScript Classes: A quick rundown
A quick and useful rundown on using classes in Javascript with OOP.
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PHP and XML: Be very aware of your spacing
A quick rundown of issues using PHP with XML.
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