Chris May

When you are doing impersonation, the token that the server uses is an impersonation token, and in order to "hop machines" with that token, to access UNC shares for example, you need to use < a href="http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;810572">delegation to access the resources.

This article covers the methods available for making flash float and be transparent.

It's supposed to be for Flash5, but it works in MX 2004 as well.

This is retarted.

You give Javascript (and according to this article C, C++, or other languges) 2 number to multiply where one of them cannot be represented as a binary floating value and it will freak out when you try to multiply them together.

Check out the example below! Click GO to see the math result. Notice that in the 2nd example, all I am doing is multiplying by 10 and dividing by 10, so really nothing.

This would be a good CD, one that I should probably order or buy or something.

I have downloaded a few live Pink Flyod CDs and they all kinda suck, but this one sounds pretty good, at least the tracks I have heard on launch.

This place is claiming they give you a 1000% bonus up to 5000 bucks when you sign up to play with them.

Sounds too good.

I have been playing more and more sit and go tournaments and I have been winning a few so I thought I should start keeping track of how I do. This is as good a place as any. I'll just do it in the comments.

This site will look over your site and figure out if your CSS is valid, and check if you are doing stupid stuff w/ it.

This page will take a url and spider it like it was a search engine, letting you know which links are being found and which are not (e.g. javascript redirects).

Pretty cool interface.

SQL Servers DateTime must always contain a time value, but you can make it so that it is always set to midnight, or 00:00:00 by using the following code:

@dDate = DATEADD(d,DATEDIFF(d,0,@dDate ),0)

Not exactly pretty, but it does the trick.

This article at vbaccelerator.com shows a way to use the IExtractImage interface to extract a thumbnail from any object that implements the IExtraceImage interface. This can be used for powerpoint files, word docs, and videos.

This article from WWWCoder and the related http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/05/10/1546207&tid=217&tid=155slashdot discussion has an overview of the patents filed by google for their new search technology (I believe its called TrustRank, as compared with PageRank which is used now).

The goal is to cut down on SEO spam and artificial links used to drive up placement.

When I have some free time (hahahha oh oh oh ok seriously that is funny, ok back to this entry) I should read this article on the provider model. It is basiclaly a way to write you applications to you can plug in a provider to abstract a section of work (e.g. error logging, or database connection)

Here it is. It even has the source on the page.

Here is a pretty cool example of image cross fading using javascript and DOM manipulation.

This cool little tool will convert VB code to HTML. A cool think would be to write an HTTP Handler for a blog site that would simply look for CODE sections and dynamically convert the code in those sections to nice markup. I guess you could do it on save as well, but that wouldn't be as nice for editing.

This posting on the Community Server forums shows a hack way to integrate the CS into DNN.

This site can find out information about the server hosting any website. It's easy to see if it is running windows, or a *nix, and what kind of server, apache, IIS, what version etc.

This guy does for sure.

Give it a minute to load, its worth it.

There are lots of others at the root website.

Code That Grid is pretty amazing. Its basically a client side Excel sheet. Really neat.

I wonder how it would do with a ton of data though, if the javascript would slow to a crawl.