We all have those friends, those friends that can not go 20 minutes with out getting some spyware or virus. My buddy Evan got a nasty one the other day that hooked ctrl-alt-delete, taskmanager, regedit, msconfig, and also disabled any anti spyware software. So I wrote this simple program that lists all the running processes, provides search links, and allows the process to be killed. It can be downloaded here. Here is a screenshot ......
We have several products that rely on VPN, which is obvious based on my many many many posts on VPN. The problem with VPN, is that every configuration is different and since we are not responsible for setting up or manage our clients VPN, it becomes very difficult to support. I think we can provide a more stable product using .NET remoting, so we have been doing research and testing. It is so nice that there are so many smart people out there blogging about it. I'll post some of my initial code out ......
One year later, and it's now time to move back to Lawrence, KS. It's been a good year, but I'm ready to get back. This time, I'm going to rent a U-Haul!!
Rob Reynolds is doing some cool things with DataGrid based controls inside ASP.NET...Check it out
Jon Box is presenting at VS 2005 Dev Con. If you are in the KC area and want to see a quality speaker, come check it out! I know I'm looking forward to it.
We have released DateBox .NET Control. This is the first of many controls we plan to release to the community. We have all these controls that we use during the development of our transportation solutions, that we decided to split them into individual dll's to be used by other developers. This one is pretty straight forward. It is a textbox that captures the double click event and launches a form with the Month Calendar control. Once the user selects the date, it is displayed in the textbox. The ......
I bought one of these Linksys Network Storage Links tonight. After spending 20 minutes waiting on chat with tech support and moving 80gb of files, I've discovered 3 things that would have made installing this a whole lot easier 1) When running the setup utility, disable any computer firewalls 2) Linksys uses its own file format, so you have to reformat any existing usb hard drives 3) Linksys assumes you are using a Linksys router, which by default uses the ip range 192.168.1.x. If your router uses ......