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Visual Studio 2008 web test recorder not working on 64-bit « Random Technical Thoughts

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Francesco Biacca blog » Blog Archive » c# switch sui tipi CLR

Francesco Biacca blog » Blog Archive » c# switch sui tipi CLR — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:34:47 GMT

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.NET Solution for ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column

Sean Connolly's Blog — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:25:37 GMT

.NET Solution for ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column

re: Some Good Feedback for Writespace

Rob Oakes — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 21:28:45 GMT

Hi Johan,

Glad that you found the article helpful. I also sympathize with your general point here.

I agree that if you use a product, you should contribute in some meaningful way. I've really enjoyed WriteSpace and I hope you still have plans for the future. When you say, "it would hav been fun," does that mean you're finished. Say it ain't so!

In the past few months that I've been running my own little open source project (called Time Drive, a Linux backup program for anyone who might be interested), I've found that very few users actually contribute back in a meaningful way. I'm not sure why that is, really.

I understand that not everyone can code. But you can always file bug reports, help write documentation, or donate money. There are real costs associated with distribution, including bandwidth and hosting fees. And if there's money left over, no one would fault the developer a night on the town for a relatively free meal. No one gets rich doing open source.

Right ... with the rant out of the way ... are there small ways that one such as I could contribute? I don't really have the time to master the source code of a completely different project, but I'd be happy to help with promotional stuff (advertising new releases) or documentation. I'm also quite happy to throw some money you're way if there is a donation link.

Regardless, thanks for creating a fantastic piece of kit. I really hope that you've got big plans for the future.

Cheers,

Rob Oakes

re: Visual Studio 2008 Web Test Not Recording on 64-bit Windows 7

Mikael Egnéf — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 20:23:46 GMT

Have you tested Watin?

It isn't very fun to maintain those recorded scripts.

I think the Watin API is very nice

/Mikael

Futile » links for 2009-08-11

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Tune Up Your PC » Post Topic » Unity Lifetime Managers and WCF Integration

Tune Up Your PC » Post Topic » Unity Lifetime Managers and WCF Integration — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 20:25:30 GMT

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hotgazpacho » Blog Archive » Daily Digest for July 27th

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re: Windows 7 RC Feels Very Stable

Nino Turch - Spain — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 12:25:12 GMT

Hi Johan,

I've tried with the driver R212071 and tell me that doesn't support this OS. I forgot to change the execution to Vista Compatibility Mode. I did this and driver was installed without problems.

Thanks for all,

Nino

re: Windows 7 RC Feels Very Stable

Nino Turch - Spain — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 11:49:17 GMT

Yes, I'm on 64bit. Please, send me your drivers. My e-mail address is nino.turch@ono.com.

Thanks.

Nino