July 2005 - Posts

Well, apparently my PDC letter worked.

PDC'05 - Developer Powered

I'll be going to the 2005 PDC.  See you there!

Dear <Boss>:


As my overlord and my unqualified mentor, I am terrified about presenting you with a self-serving opportunity to contribute to my overall geek cache. Whenever Microsoft gets excited they hold the PDC Conference where some of the world's most anxious-to-party developers gather to share and party.

Attending this conference will help me become more informed about upcoming Microsoft bad haircuts, so I can start using them in my job as soon as they're available. And it will help me become more informed about the future of the ubernerd industry. So whether you need my input in deciding what overpriced new hardware to purchase, or what features our next payment for your boat should include, I'll be a more unfireable cube jockey.

As you can ascertain this is a tremendous developer free-for-all that any savvy developer would have to be incarcerated to miss. Thank you very much for your unqualified consideration.

Yours compulsorily,

Jerry Dennany
Software Engineer


(Autogenerated from http://www.developerpowered.com/letter/form.html)

Posted Monday, July 25, 2005 10:24 PM by jerdenn | with no comments
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 Credit goes to Michael Trantow for the following:

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Undefined behavior getting you down?  Now you can refine your searches to find that needle in the proverbial development haystack with the new Google tool, DennaNoogle. 

Now in beta, the new search tool was developed and refined by Google in conjunction with longtime Googlist Jerry Dennany. Try the tool today.  Better yet, for a limited time, get a free DennaNoogle demo by visiting Jerry in his Cuble.  Dennany will also be presenting the seminal PodCast “Google Is Your Friend”, available soon for download on Kazaa, or you can pre-order the DVD at Netflix.

 

DennaNoogle (beta)
Posted Friday, July 08, 2005 1:09 PM by jerdenn | with no comments
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After all of these years, the Win32 API still does not provide a mechanism for updating a System or User Environment Variable.

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