Google Calendar API in C#
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 […]
Continue ReadingSlipstream Windows the Easy Way Using NLite
Fresh Installs With Fresh Hardware Say you just bought a new motherboard, SCSI drive, or RAID card and you want to install a fresh copy of Windows onto it. If the […]
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