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Changing password policy settings in Membership provider
The default password strength is set to a minimum password length of 7 characters with at least 1 non-alphanumeric character for both SqlMembershipProvider and ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider.
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[OT] Muppets have a podcast
I am mad absolutly mad about the Muppets, and now they manage to catch up with our modern world. Yes they are doing podcasts, well videocasts should be the word, reviewing all the latest movies. See Statler and Waldorf in a hilarious review of Doom the movie is so cool.
Maybe my favourite character would be the Swedish Chef talking about the Dukes of Hazzard. Well he’s cooking a pair of Daisy Dukes jeans :-)
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Robert Scoble in Dublin - The videos
Hey we manage to get the Channel 9 guy in Dublin for our monthly INDA meeting. Check the video here
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ASP.Net 2.0 Quickstart Tutorial
Woow! This is so cool an ASP.Net 2.0 tutorial found in the UK community site Developerfusion. Really nicely done!
UPDATE: OK just see the original Microsoft is there too -
Les Blogs 2.0
Do you know what Robert Scoble do when he’s visiting Paris? Talking about blogging in Paris for example, with Shel Israel about their book Naked Conversations.
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FIX: The IDE stops responding when you modify C# code in Visual Studio 2005
It seems that the VS team are working hard on fixing the issues with Visual Studio. Just received this KB Alert by Scott Cate (the link is not working currently) and the email contains a link to a fix for this ‘The IDE stops responding when you modify C# code in Visual Studio 2005’. Not sure what does fix, but maybe it has something to do with what I experienced randomly with the IDE.
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INDA meeting yesterday night with Robert Scoble
What a great night, Scoble was in good form (see my previous post :-) and after a break we had also an Experts panel answering questions about the .Net tools. Most of the discussion turned around Visual Studio 2005 and its reliability. Do we need to consider the current bugs as a major hurdle or do we need to embrace the new stuff and move on?
Rather than arguing by giving my own opinion, I prefer to link to Nick Grattan and Mike O’Brien for their pertinent answers. -
Robert Scoble Blog Addict?
I don’t think so :-) Picture taken at our lunch (hmm) in the famous Dublin pub Cafe En Seine! Thanks to Robert for his nice post
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Top Ten Ways To Pump Up IIS Performance
If you host one or more Web sites that receive a lot of traffic, IIS performance is important to you. To enhance performance, you could always cluster your IIS servers or buy more bandwidth, but this tends to be a little expensive.
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ASP.NET 2.0 Provider toolkit
I was looking for something like that to understand and use the provider model. Great job!