Skype and IIS Port 80
In order to work on the largest user base possible (who often are behind routers and firewalls), Skype will listen on port 80 and prevent IIS (and other services) from using […]
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Google recently released an API for Google Calendar. Even though the Google Calendar UI is already pretty slick, developers can now write applications to extend the functionality further. C# and […]
Continue ReadingKilling All Users in a SQL Server Database
Saw this SQL Login Killer Script on SQL Server Central (yes I know it’s old, but it’s still good) … Handy when you need to kill everyone off in order […]
Continue ReadingEasy Remote Backups – Myth, Legend, or Tall Tale?
So I spent several hours last week doing some research on remote backups. Even though I have a file server here for local backups, something could always happen — fire, […]
Continue ReadingConverting a Tab-Delimited File to a DataSet
I recently needed to parse a tab-delimited file and I figured it would be easier if I could manipulate it in DataSet form. I came across Dave O’s article on […]
Continue ReadingScreencasting for Free
Screencasting is the act of making a movie of what”s on your computer screen and making available electronically (usually via the intra- or Internet). Making screencasts can help in a […]
Continue ReadingUsing Visual Studio to Debug Javascript
I avoided debugging javascript for a long time because 1) I didn’t write a lot of it, and 2) it used to be a pain to do so with Visual […]
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