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Western Digital VelociRaptor: How Fast Is Too Fast?

After several years of minimal upgrades, the highly acclaimed Western Digital Raptor has gotten a serious upgrade: Enter the WD VelociRaptor , which wasn't supposed to be released to the masses until mid June but is available now over at Newegg . I've been a subscriber to Jeff Atwood's line...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 05-31-2008
Dynamically Inject Validation Controls From A Base ASP.NET Page

I've been out of work this week sick (which really sucks...I don't do very well with idle time, plus I haven't been sick enough to miss work in many years), so what better time to catch up on some blogging. We had an interesting scenario at work recently whereby we needed to dynamically attach...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 09-26-2007
Machine Preparations For Overclocking

My main workstation is getting on up there in age...it's about 27 months old, though the video card and processor were both upgraded within the past 6 months. I'm not really in the mood to wrangle together a completely new machine, so I've decided to go the overclocking route to try and eek...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 09-08-2007
Community Server Developers Conference, New Themes Released

Telligent has announced the first ever Community Server Developers Conference ...there was one last year, but it was not an official Telligent sanctioned event and unfortunately I was not able to make it. This year I am definitely planning on dropping in to help represent the CS MVP's. From the announcement...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 08-05-2007
Three Things About Software I Didn't Learn In College

Scott Hanselman recently put out an interesting request for folks to post about three things they've learned about software either in college, out of college, or both. Seeing as I only took one programming class in college (C++ 101), this post will cater to his request of "I'm especially...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 06-30-2007
Syntax For Generic Type Declarations In Type Elements

I was recently working on implementing a provider based design for a project I'm working on which also happens to make heavy use of generics throughout the provider architecture. The signature of the type to be used in the <providers> section of the config file is MyType<T, V>, however...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 06-17-2007
A General Generics Question -- Don't Fight The Compiler

I've got a pretty firm grasp on generics such as when to use them, why they are useful, etc. I'm with the rest of the .Net camp when I echo how extremely useful they are. I've also learned that if you're fighting the compiler on generics for more than a few minutes, there is a reason...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 05-23-2007
Interviewing With Microsoft, And Landing The Job: Part 1 -- Preparation Is Key

As promised, I've decided to type up a short series on my interviewing process with Microsoft. I've talked before about it, however that was from a perspective of just screening and not actually landing the position. I am by no means an expert on interviews, or getting the dream job and as such...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 04-24-2007
JK.com -- Feedburner Pro Enabled

I posted a while back about the Feedburner MyBrand service ...I've been taking it for a spin on some other low traffic feeds and am nothing less than blown away, so JK.com is now Feedburner enabled and ready to rock. Community Server 2007 has built in support for Feedburner out of the box; it's...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 04-18-2007
Community Server 2007 Has Been Released

Just a few hours ago, Community Server 2007 was released into the wild! From the CS.org announcement : Today we’re proud to announce the immediate availability of Community Server 2007 – the best version of Community Server yet! There are a number of new improvements, but by far the largest is the new...

Posted to protected virtual void jaysonBlog (Weblog) by Jayson Knight on 04-16-2007

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