I have a few more things I’ve discovered about the G1. Firtst and foremost, you can only attach pictures to emails with the gmail client. With the normal web-based Gmail client you can’t attach anything. If I were to speculate, that would be because Google doesn’t have a built-in filesystem browser that [...]

Just a quick reminder, both Prototype and Mootools extend (er um…’prototype’) the JavaScript core language. As such they can’t be used together.
For example, you cant have FancyUpdate2 (based on Mootools) and TableSort (based on prototype) on the same page…and if you include JS in your header or masterpage like you should…you probably can’t get them [...]

I’m playing with Jott(?) on my ride home from work. listen
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Today I updated eric.polerecky.com to 2.7-beta2 using the wordpress-automatic-upgrade plugin. Everything went smooth. Once the upgrade was complete I had to disable wordpress-automatic-upgrade because of some errors in the admin pages.
How to: edit wordpress-automatic-upgrade.php around line 2100 and change
$downloadURL = ‘http://wordpress.org/latest.zip’;
to
$downloadURL = ‘http://wordpress.org/wordpress-2.7-beta2.zip’;

Short and sweet, I had Visual SVN both and AnkhSVN installed. After uninstalling both the problem went away.
I was using Visual SVN until the trial ran out. I’m on a clients PC so I can’t install my own copy (boo!) so I tried Ankh…soon after both where installed I started getting the error.
I did not [...]

This one’s short and sweet … add the following snippet to your web.config file (within the configuration > system.web > pages node):

1: <caching>
2: <sqlCacheDependency enabled="true"/>
3: </caching>

.csharpcode, .csharpcode pre
{
font-size: small;
color: [...]

I went out on Tuesday and picked up a G1 (the Android-based Googlephone). So far I find it useful, convenient, and fun. It very, very close to what a mininotebook should be. As more apps get released it will only get closer.
That’s not to say it’s without quirks. The rich-text version [...]

Common table expressions (CTEs) provide the significant advantage of being able to reference themselves, making recursion far simpler then earlier versions of SQL Server.  CTEs consist of three parts: a name, an optional column list and a query.  A recursive query also consists of three parts: an anchor member, a recursive member and a termination [...]