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Dale on Twitter...
- Forced back into twitter to follow a friend... hi bruce! 2010-09-23
- I really should update this thing more often... too busy though... "Life" the thing that happens between tweets... 2010-02-24
- 5months since last tweet... mmmh been awhile. 2010-02-09
- I'm cold, wet and miserable... can we cancel the week? 2009-09-08
- Awesome managed to fix my problems all caused by file and registry permissions. 2009-09-04
- Argh! weird permission problems with barcode scanner drivers on my vista machine... time for some serious debugging! 2009-09-04
- Hope the day goes by quickly... 2009-09-04
- For those of you who are curious this is my desk... http://www.stuff.za.net/?p=833 2009-09-03
- Fighting with barcode scanners, C# code and USB... 2009-09-03
- RT @villagetelco RT @mcleodd: RT @innov8ive: ~ 0.o ~ Latest image from South Africa Street View http://twitpic.com/g712y <-- LOL 2009-09-02
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Category Archives: Programming
Super Secret Project Pt 2
As I explained in Part 1, I’ve been working on a super secret project (Christmas present for my wife). Don’t worry my wife hardly ever reads this site so I doubt she’ll read all this and anyway she’s unlikely to … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Internet, Programming, Tools and DIY
Tagged christmas, DIY, google, sketch-up, wife
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Super Secret Project Pt 1
I’ve been working on a super secret project (Christmas present for my wife), the coding for the project has been done in C# using Mono on my Windows Vista laptop, although the plan is to run the code on Linux. … Continue reading
SQL – Find all triggers in a MS SQL database.
This script will find all the triggers in a Microsoft SQL database, its come in handy when I’ve been trying to work out where in the system people have tied there code into. I’m not a huge fan of triggers … Continue reading
Howto Debug an odd problem – “Load Datalogic Scanner XML Settings Failure!”
I had an odd problem today with a USB barcode scanner and its OPOS driver. The scanner in question is a DataLogic 2200VS USB scanner and I’m using its OPOS Driver (USBScanner is the OPOS Device name) on a Windows … Continue reading
Accessing MSSQL in Python
I was playing around with a crazy idea I had (more on that another day) and needed to be able to access MS SQL from Python, a quick search and I found this project, pymssql It works great, I’ve only … Continue reading
Generating PDF’s using Javascript
Stumbled across this code to generate PDF’s clientside using Javascript. It works, although it didn’t work in Firefox 3 correctly, perfectly in Google Chrome though. The idea is pretty awesome though, I wonder what other formats could be created this … Continue reading
Anyone using Google App Engine?
I’ve been reading up about Google App Engine, which sounds interesting. It sounds like yet another “cloud” computer although one of the advantages is that this one is free, or at least some of the services are free and it … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Internet, Programming
Tagged app, development, engine, google, google app engine, web, web development
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Open Source/Free Utils and Applications
I thought I would list a bunch of Open Source / Free utils and applications that I use almost every day. I’m excluding the obvious ones like Linux (in my case Ubuntu). The list below is what I use in … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Internet, Linux, Programming, Windows
Tagged applications, Linux, Open Source, software, utils, Windows
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Anyone have any experience with CSLA.net
Anyone have any experience using CSLA.Net ? I’ve seen it being used in the past but more as a Data Access Layer, which is not exactly what it was designed for. I’m working on a project that would basically envolve … Continue reading
AJAX – Do I dare code it from scratch?
When “ajaxyfying” (my new word for when you add AJAX to a site) a website do you code all the java script your self or do you go use one of the many AJAX libraries/frameworks? I’m currently working on something … Continue reading