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I'm In Love....
Can someone really be in love with an object? Yes! Olero.com 's ORM.Net package is soooo sweet. nbsp; I don't see SQL anymore, and all the data processing I'd ever want is in my fingertips just a line or two away, all in code. nbsp; I generate the object schema from the Database, and voila! nbsp; I _ LOVE _ IT ! Check it out!

I'm In Love....
Can someone really be in love with an object? Yes! Olero.com 's ORM.Net package is soooo sweet. nbsp; I don't see SQL anymore, and all the data processing I'd ever want is in my fingertips just a line or two away, all in code. nbsp; I generate the object schema from the Database, and voila! nbsp; I _ LOVE _ IT ! Check it out!

The Truth of Developers...
This is a great link to a story commenting on a post by a wife of an Electronic Arts developer. (EA is one of the big game software houses) http://www.gamesindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=5462 Today salaries for developers are low, driven by low cost workers, and the ".com bubble burst". nbsp; Most projects developers

Starbucks as software modelling process...
This is a very cool, real-world example of a "process." nbsp; http://www.theserverside.net/blogs/showblog.tss?id=TwoPhaseCommit

MS Fingerprint Reader for Developers
here's a nice link: http://www.globetechnology.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20041115.gtfingernov15/BNStory/TechReviews/ The fingerprint process is completely secure except when it comes to sending the username and password to an external window because it uses Windows Messages (not that it can

Microsoft Fingerprint Reader
www.digitalpersona.com nbsp; lt;-- the real company behind the microsoft fingerprint readers. nbsp; They came out with these back in 2000. nbsp; They had them for sale at officemax for a few months at $79.99. nbsp; I guess microsoft is giving it a try. nbsp; back then the SDK was $1000. nbsp; Looks to be pretty much the same now. nbsp; I see nothing on MSDN about it or anywhere else. nbsp; I'd

Back To The Blog
Well, I am planning on getting back on the ball again and continuing to blog! nbsp; It was some hiatus sine my last post. nbsp; I've managed to do www.jhltech.com 's website and now I am working as a full time .Net developer at Nova Southeastern University. So for my first post in a while, here is how to databind Item Collections inside of an Item Collection to a DataGrid Template Column. nbsp;

WINWORD.EXE and Adobe Acrobat 32 EXE MEMORY Leaks!
[06:51] lt;leeor gt; Is WINWORD.EXE and Adobe Acrobat 32.EXE nbsp; memory Leak as crazy on your PCs as it is on mine and another one here.. ?[06:51] lt;leeor gt; winword leaking mostly due to outlook 2003 though[06:52] lt;if{}else{ gt; office is some piece of shit[06:52] lt;if{}else{ gt; same with outlook[06:52] lt;leeor gt; yup[06:52] lt;if{}else{ gt; it annoys me that word is integrated into outlook 2003[06:53] lt;leeor gt; sorta. nb

A computer term in a traditional article!
Here's a sign that everyday computer terms are entering into main stream press articles. The following line was taken out of an article I read today: Due to space limitations, film reviews are like compressed files. Not all readers are able to "unstuff" them. nbsp; -Jami Bernard, news film critic Link: nbsp;

USB flash memory Key survives laundry!
I thought it might be interesting to report that my San Disk mini 128MB cruzer has survived an agonizing trip to the laundromat! The story goes as such: after discovering the 128MB charm in my jeans' pocket, on the way to the dryer, I started turning blue! I was not going to plug it back into my rugged Dell laptop. I first tried to pry it open with a pair of flat screw drivers. I was only able to pop off the clear top which shines the green LED when it's connected. After a while of inspection, I let i