Interesting Reading
Five articles that I’ve read in the past week that I thought I’d share with everyone.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-27
2 min left. Syracuse up 41 to 17. Looks like a win over the Black Bears. # Over / Under on flags today: 45.5. Bet the over. #syracuse # Know how refs could call a…
Encryption, Decryption, AES, PGP, Oh My!
Jeff Moser has an enlightened, and entertaining explanation of the Advanced Encryption Standard on his web site, Moserware. As Jeff describes the explanation, its a play in four acts. I had to exit the stage when the stick figure professor got into the heavy math, but it was a great lesson, none the less.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-20
http://twitpic.com/igsw4 – Clinton Square in downtown Syracuse. # Checking out the Itialianfest in the City. #syracuse #italy # Its about damn time. Syracuse gets the win on a last second field goal. #gocuse #ncaa #football…
Storing Files on Optical Media
I was reading through some threads this morning on a Mac that were talking about interesting ways to create contact sheets for DVDs that contain lots of archived photos. One of the comments pointed to a New York Times blog about the shelf life of optical media, stating that many low end DVDs have a shelf life of less than 5 years. Yikes!
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-13
Obama’s Health Care Speech in Plain English http://bit.ly/1wW4e # Obama’s Dreaming http://bit.ly/15k0VC # Teaching scuba at OCC with @NationalAquatic #scuba #getoutandduve # Amazing. Not too bad at the Post Office but there are more upsell…
Tailgating Report – Week 1
Tailgating report from Week 1 – We executed that plan flawlessly, and managed to get both vehicles to the right place, at the same time! Unfortunately, our normal party parking lot was already full. Not to mention that the price for parking was $20. W. T. F. We’re all trying to remember, but we’re pretty sure that parking, while expensive, wasn’t $20 at any point last year. Again; W. T. F.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-06
SU lost in overtime. Felt like a sucker punch. # All SU in the 2nd. Now up 20 – 14 after a 70 yard drive. #sufootball # 14-3 with 11 min to go in the…
Visual Studio – ClickOnce Deployment
The ClickOnce feature supports two types of applications – installed applications and online applications. The installed applications are similar to traditional Windows applications that appear in the start menu and can be removed with Add/Remove Programs. The online applications are hosted in the browser and not actually installed on the local machine.
