Ad for the day
When I first heard of an open source project by the name of DotNetNuke, I really thought I’d be looking at the source code to a first person shooter. As it turns out, DNN is everything one needs to run a website. Now there is a book dedicated to DNN ready to hit the market from my friends at Packt Publishing.
Thought for the day
I was listening to a Stephen Hawking recording during the commute today and he said: “Imagine now a star with the mass ten times the mass of the sun”. I tried. I failed.
Threat for the day
One more burst of comment spam and this blog gets a CAPTCHA control. Any objections? Any alternatives? Who are these people and why can't we stick them with sharp pins?
Comments
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<br>I'm in the process of switching from Blogger + Haloscan to Movable Type because of greater control of comment spam blocking and other features.
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<br>P.S. I would stick them with knives, not pins.
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<br>Each to his own though and it's a good place to rip some quality code from, along with the Portal Quick Start from MS. In fact I believe DNN was derived from the portal quick start.
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<br>10 times the mass of the sun? Imagine what the sun would look like 10x it's normal size. Then imagine that you're far away and to see it up close you'd look like an atom compared to it.
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<br>CAPTCHA control? Please please please choose one different than msmvps.com. The one on Bill's site is extremely difficult to decypher and while trying to post a comment 10 times might detour a spammer it'd also detour me eventually. (I'm stubborn though so it probably wouldn't).