Jon Galloway
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Your system has no paging file...
My computer crashed hard a week ago. I repaired the Windows install, but since then I've been getting the following message when any of the three interactive users logs on:
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[tip] Using IE when it's not your default browser
Firefox has been my default browser for nearly a year, but there are a few sites that I have to use that use IE specific HTML. A usual offender is corporate intranets, since they've got a captive audiance.
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Monoppix 1.0.6 Release
Monoppix is a bootable Linux CD that runs .NET applications on the Mono framework. It makes it easy to see your .NET code running on Linux without installing a thing.
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Supersize my Windows Media Library
Steve's got a great idea here:
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Avalon and Indigo Beta SDK Now Available
From the main download page for the Betas, you will find a link to the updated SDK (iso format). Looks like Friday's announcement kinda jumped the gun, but it's all available now.
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.Math Expression Compiler
Welcome to .Math, the OpenSource expression compiler for the .NET platform written entirely in C#. Offering speed through compilation of expressions, the library allows for variable handling, an entire function library and the ability to add your own functions.
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Issue with Firefox v1.0.3 upgrade - blank screens
Hmm... this is a bit circular. Don and I both had problems with our Firefox extensions when we upgraded to 1.0.3 - every page we browsed to was blank. I figured out the solution, Don blogged it, so I'm just going to quote him:
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[link] Rewriting the URL using IHttpHandlerFactory
Don Good told me about Jeff Putz's cool article on Rewriting the URL using IHttpHandlerFactory. I don't know how I missed that one. It's a great technique that gets around all the grimy hacks you need if you're doing this the standard way, using HttpContext.Current.RewritePath(someFile). This one instead maps a custom handler for ASPX files to your class which implements IHttpHandlerFactory. Then in the code logic, you just load the code from the physical ASPX file instead of redirecting to it and screwing with your context: