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Entries from October 2004

Rolling Stone 10-16

October 21st, 2004 · No Comments

I put up Rolling Stone October 16 pictures in my gallery. Some really didn’t turn out alright so they did not get posted. Everyone had a great time playing cards, spoons and generally just drinking a lot, which may be why some of the pictures didn’t turn out that good.
Vegas
In less that 7 days I [...]

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Tags: Photos

Sometimes I wish..

October 21st, 2004 · No Comments

I could follow suit.

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Tags: General

QueryCommander

October 19th, 2004 · No Comments

3 Programming posts in a row! Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding.
QuertCommander is a tool like Microsoft’s Query Analyzer but it includes Intellisense and a bunch of other cool features, like generating Insert or Update statements from a recordset. One thing that always bugs me is having to press Enter a bunch of times if [...]

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Tags: Programming

Source Code Format For Web

October 19th, 2004 · No Comments

Colin updates his Visual Studio.NET plugin which generates formatted HTML from .NET source code. You can download the plugin from here.

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Tags: Programming

Only in Visual Basic

October 19th, 2004 · 1 Comment

I was creating a report in Visual Basic 6.0 and came across this nice error.

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Tags: Programming

Times Are Hard For Dreamers

October 10th, 2004 · No Comments

Watched Amelie for the second time tonight. Wow! I completely forgot about this amazing movie. There is so little nuances hidden in the movie that you will pick up something new everytime you watch it. A few things to look out for and ponder over for the next viewing:
1.) Usage of color. Red and Green [...]

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Tags: Movies · Music · Photos · Site updates

Lazlo Web Framework

October 7th, 2004 · No Comments

Lazlo is an XML based, javascript orientated web application layer. It is presented to the user using flash. With the XML you can define buttons, shapes, even windows inside your browser window with very simple markup, for example:

<canvas>
<window resizable=”true”>
<button>Hello World!</button>
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Tags: Programming · Site updates