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#3!

Posted on April 2nd, 2009 by aaron
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No, that’s not a bash command or a regular expression.

#3 will be joining #2 and #1, and we are pumped. Well, I’m pumped, my wife is just trying not to feel too sick. She’ll be pumped later, like in 5 years.

Windows Forms Globalization

Posted on January 8th, 2008 by aaron
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It’s amazing how the process of making an application localizable can be both simple and confusing at the same time. At a basic level, the Visual Studio designer makes it very easy. Set the "Localizable" property on your form to True and you’re good to go. It’s very convenient.
On the other hand, there are a [...]

Physics Books Next To Things

Posted on October 25th, 2007 by aaron
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This is a guest post brought to you by Physics Books Next to Things.
Some Books and Stuff to be Donated

Visual Studio 2005 Debugging Tips

Posted on September 11th, 2007 by aaron
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I was going to post more on some neat tips that John Robbins showed us in a Mastering .NET Debugging class, but when I did some searching to see what was out there I came across Jim Gries’ helpful blog. He’s posted about pretty much every item I had on my list, so just subscribe [...]

The Talented Mr. Edit.GoToFindCombo

Posted on September 11th, 2007 by aaron
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In the movie The Talented Mr. Ripley, Matt Damon plays Tom Ripley, “a young underachiever”. Ripley is gifted at improvisation and impersonation, but he takes an obsession too far.
Apparently our Visual Studio friend the “Go To Find Combo” (weird name, I know–from this point on I’m just going to call the dang thing the “Find” [...]

New Google Reader Features

Posted on September 6th, 2007 by aaron
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Recently Roy Osherove mentioned that regardless of how much people love Google Reader he won’t use it, citing the lack of search functionality. Which is funny, really, because I mean it’s Google, for crying out loud. Why can’t I search my feeds?? I feel you, Roy. Of course, I still use it anyway, and here’s [...]