I’m a twitter n00b. I joined up a month or so ago just to try it out, and occasionally i post something technology or work related. Turns out that I joined up right after they disallowed being able to subscribe to your “friends feed” feature without authenticating first. This is naturally a PITA because I [...]
Archive for October, 2008
Twitter Friend Feed Authentication
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30 October 2008 |
21:09 |
IT & Software |
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Happy Birthday (The C-Sharp way)
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23 October 2008 |
20:53 |
IT & Software |
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This evening I wanted to wish someone a happy birthday. In my infinate geekdom, I figured writing a tiny app to do it would be a nice way to waste 20 mins this evening. I started off writing in Notepad (because this really isn’t worth opening Visual Studio for), and compiled using CSC jsut to [...]
This evening I wanted to wish someone a happy birthday. In my infinate geekdom, I figured writing a tiny app to do it would be a nice way to waste 20 mins this evening. I started off writing in Notepad (because this really isn’t worth opening Visual Studio for), and compiled using CSC jsut to [...]
Instant Twitter Bookmark
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23 October 2008 |
19:34 |
IT & Software |
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Tonight’s been a busy night for silly coding
This first post is about a short-cut i’ve created do an instant twitter. Just create a bookmark with the following code (tested only in Chrome), and when you want to tweet, just click the bookmark, type your twitter message and then click “upload”.
Saves having to open [...]
Tonight’s been a busy night for silly coding
This first post is about a short-cut i’ve created do an instant twitter. Just create a bookmark with the following code (tested only in Chrome), and when you want to tweet, just click the bookmark, type your twitter message and then click “upload”.
Saves having to open [...]
XBAP Is Cached When Running Without Debugger
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19 October 2008 |
7:15 |
IT & Software |
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I’m digging deeper into WPF and learning more about XAML, web-XAML and XBAP. This evening i’ve stumbled across a nasty side-effect. When i’m creating an XBAP project in Visual Studio and run it without the debugger, the XBAP gets cached somewhere and any subsequent changes don’t show up - It keeps running the old XBAP [...]
I’m digging deeper into WPF and learning more about XAML, web-XAML and XBAP. This evening i’ve stumbled across a nasty side-effect. When i’m creating an XBAP project in Visual Studio and run it without the debugger, the XBAP gets cached somewhere and any subsequent changes don’t show up - It keeps running the old XBAP [...]
Australian’s To Have Internet Filtered - And We Don’t Have A Choice
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17 October 2008 |
22:48 |
IT & Software |
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Well if you believe what you read on the wires, this would be probably the country’s greatest step towards a communist state after our somewhat draconian immigration policies.
I’m not a civil libertarian - in fact I get annoyed when the libertarians jump up and down about us losing our rights with this, that, and the [...]
Well if you believe what you read on the wires, this would be probably the country’s greatest step towards a communist state after our somewhat draconian immigration policies.
I’m not a civil libertarian - in fact I get annoyed when the libertarians jump up and down about us losing our rights with this, that, and the [...]
Catching Out Those Who Cheat
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8 October 2008 |
1:58 |
IT & Software |
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It’s no secret that i’ve had a job on the side for a number of months now tutoring programming at the local university. I won’t get into the gritty details about the experience (at least not yet), but I want to briefly talk about my experience with catching out students who have cheated in their [...]
It’s no secret that i’ve had a job on the side for a number of months now tutoring programming at the local university. I won’t get into the gritty details about the experience (at least not yet), but I want to briefly talk about my experience with catching out students who have cheated in their [...]
