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Posted Monday, July 23, 2007 4:01 PM by johnls
While I haven't been posting much here, I have been posting pretty regularly over on my main development blog code-o-rama . The main reason is that I'm running a newer version of Community Server over there, which has better editing, etc.. Here are some Read More...
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Assembly Probing and Windows Installer

Posted Monday, January 09, 2006 2:29 AM by johnls
Some platform features are like the stuff hiding under rocks at the seashore. No, I don't mean the one's that are slimey and stinky. I'm talking about the one's that are interesting but hard to spot. But, all you need to do is catch a glimpse of them Read More...
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Test Signing and Instrumentation

Posted Friday, December 30, 2005 4:08 PM by johnls
Boy, I seem to spend all my time in the deep dark recesses of the CLR. OK, this post is a little bit out there; I hope someone finds it useful. There's a problem with doing instrumented profiling of applications in Visual Studio 2005 Team System that Read More...
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Refactoring XmlValidatingReader in .NET 2.0

Posted Wednesday, December 28, 2005 11:23 PM by johnls
I seem to have come across this several times in the past week or two, so it's worth making a note. In .NET 2.0 XmlValidatingReader is obsolete. You need to do something like the following in order to create a validating reader now: XmlReaderSettings Read More...
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John's Dvorak Keyboard Self Help Guide

Posted Tuesday, August 16, 2005 9:02 PM by johnls
You find yourself facing a seemingly broken logon screen. Every character you type seems to come out as some other character. Perhaps you know JohnL-S had something to do with configuring that system. You type ASDF and it comes out AOEU. What’s going Read More...
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Changing MVID's

Posted Friday, August 12, 2005 9:40 PM by johnls
Ahhhhh. There's nothing quite like pasting a big chunk of code into your blog. It makes the prose writing part so much easier! My last entry was about counting bits. Today I put that in the context of the original problem. Todays entry comes from an internal Read More...
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