Earlier this month, Jeff Atwood dubbed December 1st, Support Your Favorite Small Software Vendor Day. If you haven’t already, read the post and the comments. You’ll find it is chock-full of free to low cost software endorsed by fellow developers which could most-likely use your support. While reading the post, it struck me that one of my co-workers [...]
What’s the worst thing about using a wireless mouse? The batteries eventually die. What’s the best thing about using a wireless mouse? The batteries eventually die. You see, I have a problem. I am a mouse addict. I’m nearly helpless without one and when the mouse batteries die, I come face to face with my addiction [...]
My current project has me exercising a number of financial formulas on security and benchmark data. I have 2 – 3 sets of data which based on their type (benchmark or not) have varying calculations which set similar properties. I won’t bore you with the details, but the calculations do require more than the four basic math operators. In [...]
This morning, I received an email from my bank announcing the release of “the new and improved Internet Branch.” I think my bank did a nice job with the announcement since they kept the communication short and sweet yet included everything that needed to be said. The email’s largest emphasis was on the newly-implemented, long-awaited enhancements. [...]
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I typically cringe when online reporting is included in a web application’s feature list. It may just be me, but I’ve always found building professional, print-friendly reports to be very difficult, very time consuming and error prone. Notwithstanding, I have produced my fair share of dynamic PDF reports over the years and with very few [...]
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