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Author Archives: spgennard
MacBook upgrade
My home laptop is my beloved black macbook which has a reasonable Core Duo 2.2 ghz but unfortunately the hard drive is getting a bit full due using as my digital photo album… After a bit of research I decided … Continue reading
Posted in MacBook, Tips
Tagged drive replacement, MacBook, Seagate, ST9500420AS
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Attachmate acquires Novell for $2.2 billion
Over the last decade I have gained quite a lot of respect for Novell mainly due to their SUSE Linux platform and Mono. Strangely one of the companies involved in the acquisition is “Golden Gate” from San Fran, looks like … Continue reading
Programming languages on the rise: Cobol
Although the article/quote below is so true…. Programming languages on the rise: Cobol It may not be fair to call Cobol a niche language as it was once the dominant language in the enterprise. Grace Murray Hopper, famous for finding … Continue reading
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Java… does it have a future? Well not for me..
As someone who has used Java for my own development needs for years, I find it sad the Java platform appears to be falling apart or at the very least getting some bad press. Lets consider the recent events, we … Continue reading
SQLCLR – Drop Assembly + Dependancies
Recently I have had the pleasure of working on SQL Server 2008 R2 using the SQLCLR support. Which I must admit it is quite nice to use, though a couple of things have anoyed me while using… one of which … Continue reading
Posted in CLR, SQL
Tagged CLR, drop assembly, sqlclr
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Visual COBOL 2010 R3
For the last couple of months I have been working on next release which is cunningly name: Visual COBOL 2010 R3 Which is surprising since the previous was called Visual COBOL 2010 R2. If you are using any of products … Continue reading
Posted in COBOL, Tips, VisualCOBOL2010
Tagged beta, COBOL, visual cobol 2010 r2, visual cobol 2010 r3, Vs2010
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Good News!
I just purchased a look online and got the crappiest message in the world… thanks Amazon! Good News! You saved £0.00 on your purchase Kindle edition prices differ by country. The price for this Kindle edition is different from the … Continue reading
Extruding Light Painting Out Of iPads
Maria has a new iPad… perhaps I should pinch it and have some fun with it.. just like these chaps have… Making Future Magic: iPad light painting from Dentsu London on Vimeo.
UK Windows Azure Online Conference–8th October
As someone who is very interested in Windows Azure, I would like to draw your attention to a online conference being run Microsoft… An online conference: “Microsoft Online Cloud Conference: the TechDays team goes online” has had a date change. … Continue reading
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Tagged Azure, Windows Azure
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Last week I replied to a post about exceptions, it made me think those programming .Net daily take for granted the etiquette of using Exceptions. So I thought I would share some of my thoughts… well it is a sort … Continue reading