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Sql Mobile Comes of Age - (They're letting me do another Web Cast!!!!)

Published 15 April 5 1:28 PM | William

Well, I just got the confirmation and looks like I'll be doing a web cast on Sql Mobile. That's cool because Sql Mobile Rocks! Also, if you're a Sql Mobile fan, Rob Tiffany Acknowledged that he's still alive . Rob wrote two really killer wrote two really...

Filed under: Compact Framework, Data Access, Me

I'll be speaking at Greenville Sql Innovators Group - April 4

Published 28 March 5 1:52 PM | William

I'll be presenting on Sql Notifications at next week's Sql Innovator's Group meeting if anyone's interested: Next Meeting Tuesday, April 5th at ECPI 4cm ******************************************************* If you are planning on attending please reply...

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http://www.everythingado.net

Published 30 January 5 2:45 AM | William

Well, I finally bit the bullet and purchased my site from Brinkster. I'm going to be hosting blogs for a few of my disaffected DNJ friends - but well, due to the nature of the site - I'm not handing them out to everyone - If I know you, or you can convince...

Filed under: News, Humor, Compact Framework, Data Access, MVP Stuff, Me, .NET General, Visual Studio .NET 2005, Coding Techniques, Mindless Babbling

"I'm lazy and stupid so it's Microsoft's fault"

Published 28 January 5 1:7 AM | William

I was out indirectly ego surfing tonight working on a spider that i've been playing with and I saw the results. Amongst them were some D1ckw0d bitching about Microsoft. But I really feel like venting about this.... Here's his final response: (If you are...

Filed under: Data Access, Life in General, Me, Mindless Babbling

Darned Indian Programmers

Published 12 December 4 12:51 AM | William

Someday, someday I'm hoping to meet a dumb Indian programmer. I've met more dumb American Programmers than I can shake a stick at, but have yet to meet a dumb Indian one. As far as I'm concerned, there's only one thing wrong with Indian programmers that...

Filed under: Data Access, Me