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Converting Sql.LINQ.Binary to Byte()
Just a real short entry today. I had some trouble with this one - took me a little bit to figure out so I figured I would post a quick note about it. Mostly to remind myself how I did it next time I need to.
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DLINQ + Solving the Many to Many problem
A while back, Scott Guthrie posted in the comments, that LINQ didn't support, or had trouble with Many to Many relationships. I'm not sure if the code-base has changed, or I haven't considered a full scope, but I've managed to get it to work, and it's slick! I'll jump straight to the magic here.
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Thoughts from the flip side
I'm a little bit off topic this evening, but after all, it's thanksgiving weekend, I think I'm still burping turkey on Sunday night, and I guarantee I'll wage a war worthy of a movie called 400 trying to put my pants on tomorrow morning for work. Just no give in dress slacks, did polyester stretch? I just finished watching 60 minutes, first I'd like to say: I felt the High Tech - Heist article was grossly misrepresented. Why is it, that you can take any highly intelligent reporter, ask them to talk about technology, and they turn into blithering idiots. If I had to listen to her say "The WPA Code" one more time, I was going to trip my TV off it's stand and launch it.
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Conference Internet is not an option!
This subject is sure to spawn hate mail abound. I'm sure that there's an entire camp that will tell me that I'm at a conference or convention, for the conventions subject material - and to get the most out of it, I should leave work, family, friends, interests...<put your item here> behind. You see, I already know what you're going to say, so save it. I'm attending DevConnections - In Las Vegas. With the MVP Discount I believe it cost me somewhere around 1100 dollars to be here and attend sessions. Another 500+ for my hotel room for a week, meals, plane tickets, not to mention a week of work that continues to go on back at the office.
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Leaving...on a jet plane
A little John Denver anyone? I'm sitting here in the Denver Airport thinking that thus far, my luck has been really good. No weather issues, no flight problems - Even a situation that would normally spell disaster for the wayward traveler was victoriously avoided somehow.