Terminal Services / Remote Desktop Extra Backdoor Connection
If you use Remote Desktop (aka Terminal Services) to connect to Windows servers, you probably know that by default ony two people can be connected via RDC at a time. […]
Continue ReadingProgrammer Productivity: Gunslingers vs A Structured Development Culture
SADeveloper has an interesting article on programmer productivity, basically along the lines that a good programmer can be 5-20 times as productive as a poor one. My first boss drilled […]
Continue ReadingBlog Comment Spam
Bah, got some blog comment spam the other day. Or at least I think it was spam. Even though dasBlog has a CAPTCHA control on the comment field (to prevent […]
Continue ReadingAbstract Classes vs Interfaces, plus OOP in a Microsoft world
Found a great writeup on abstract classes versus interfaces at the code project. While not every developer or project makes use of those OOP constructs, it’s important to be familiar […]
Continue ReadingdasBlog referral links from blog posts
My Yahoo referrals went WAY down last week, and I realized that dasBlog doesn’t direct-link to URLs in posts. Which normally is good. However, it means that when I linked […]
Continue ReadingRunning Windows 2000 on old hardware
Slashdot has an interesting blurb on running Windows 2000 on old, crappy machines. The original information is very helpful for getting rid of any performance-draining services & effects. BlackViper is also a […]
Continue ReadingDatabase Projects in Visual Studio .NET
Scott Mitchell has a good post on database projects in Visual Studio. Helpful for those people still using Query Analyzer or SQL Server Enterprise Manager for all their database development. […]
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