Comodo is giving away free email certificates to use in signing and encrypting emails.
they are good for roughly a year. i havn't published mine anyplace yet, but probably should to promote PKI :)
jk
November 22, 2005
November 18, 2005
In the money!!!
I just finished 24th in the 9pm PokerChamps freeroll tourney #4948. 1500 players, $35 prize pool, places 4-28 all get $1.
The turning point was where I had 8 2 unsuited in the big blind with $1500 in chips left, blinds were $2000/$4000. The flop came 8 2 8!!!!!!! I went all in and pulled down a $35,000 pot, which was enough to get me in the money!
$1 will not get me too far in online poker. I might try to play a low stakes ring game to see if i can scrape together $2.20 to play in a 10 person sit-n-go.
All in baby!
jk
The turning point was where I had 8 2 unsuited in the big blind with $1500 in chips left, blinds were $2000/$4000. The flop came 8 2 8!!!!!!! I went all in and pulled down a $35,000 pot, which was enough to get me in the money!
$1 will not get me too far in online poker. I might try to play a low stakes ring game to see if i can scrape together $2.20 to play in a 10 person sit-n-go.
All in baby!
jk
November 15, 2005
GotFocus()?
I always have to look for this code, so i'm posting it here so i know where it is :)
from http://www.syncfusion.com/FAQ/WindowsForms/FAQ_c41c.aspx#q1021q
jk
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How do I get hold of the currently focused Control?
The .Net framework libraries do not provide you an API to query for the focused Control. You have to invoke a windows API to do so:
from http://www.syncfusion.com/FAQ/WindowsForms/FAQ_c41c.aspx#q1021q
jk
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How do I get hold of the currently focused Control?
The .Net framework libraries do not provide you an API to query for the focused Control. You have to invoke a windows API to do so:
[C#]
public class MyForm : Form
{
[DllImport("user32.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Auto, CallingConvention=CallingConvention.Winapi)]
internal static extern IntPtr GetFocus();
private Control GetFocusedControl()
{
Control focusedControl = null;
// To get hold of the focused control:
IntPtr focusedHandle = GetFocus();
// Note that if the focused Control is not a .Net control,
//then this will return null.
if(focusedHandle != IntPtr.Zero)
focusedControl = Control.FromHandle(focusedHandle);
return focusedControl;
}
}
November 13, 2005
Indigo Beta 1 to WCF Sept CTP changes (from David Pallmann's Blog)
Making the jump from Indigo Beta1 to WCF Sep 05 CTP release
As with any prerelease, there have been changes, so watch out when you're working w/ the code examples from Programming "Indigo"
enjoy!
jk
As with any prerelease, there have been changes, so watch out when you're working w/ the code examples from Programming "Indigo"
enjoy!
jk
November 09, 2005
Fun with List <T>
I didn't see a method in the 2.0 dotnet framework to 'AddRange' or adapt an IList into a List, so this was the result...
enjoy :)
jk
enjoy :)
jk
public List< T > ConvertListToListT< T >(System.Collections.IList list)
{
List< T > ret = new List< T >();
foreach (T o in list)
{
ret.Add(o);
}
return ret;
}
Programmers are optimists (well, most anyway)
I ran across the 'GodObject' anti-pattern http://perldesignpatterns.com/?GodObject and saw this quote which seemed worth repeating regarding development in general:
This is very easy to lose track of when estimating, espically on a large system. If this post even saves one developer from an unnecessary late night (or nights) then it has done its job :)
jk
Programmers are optimists. We assume that each feature in the specification
for a project can be added in a constant amount of time even as the code grows,
and we add each new feature just like we added the last. In other words, that
programs are completed in linear time. The last half, recursively, takes twice
as long.
This is very easy to lose track of when estimating, espically on a large system. If this post even saves one developer from an unnecessary late night (or nights) then it has done its job :)
jk
November 05, 2005
CTP Madness
I ran across this link tonight and found it useful. (Thanks Channel 9!).
http://channel9.msdn.com/ctpmadness/Default.aspx
It can tell what versions of .net 2.0/Whidbey/WCF/WPF you have installed, which versions are compatible, and which are retired.
For those still looking at WCF and WPF this should still be of use.
It was really helpful for me getting Indigo installed on my VPC!
jk
http://channel9.msdn.com/ctpmadness/Default.aspx
It can tell what versions of .net 2.0/Whidbey/WCF/WPF you have installed, which versions are compatible, and which are retired.
For those still looking at WCF and WPF this should still be of use.
It was really helpful for me getting Indigo installed on my VPC!
jk
October 08, 2005
Home page setting changes unexpectedly, or you cannot change your home page setting
How many times has this happened to you :)
I have a reg file and batch file ready for this if anyone wants it....
jk
I have a reg file and batch file ready for this if anyone wants it....
jk
August 30, 2005
Wolves + Vegas = 200K fine???????
Ok, I hardly think a non-official team trip to Vegas, pulled together by KG qualifies as a team practice. I'll bet Mr. Taylor (Owner) would be quite happy to pay the 200k fine if it helps the team gel and start building some chemistry. I bet KG would pay it himself too!
Now, I wonder if the team won enough money to cover the fine? :)
Here's the link...
jk
Now, I wonder if the team won enough money to cover the fine? :)
Here's the link...
jk
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