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Hi, I'm Scott Galloway — I'm a consulting web / internet / systems / full-cycle, full-stack developer (it's complicated 🤓) specializing in bringing 'AI' to the masses, .NET Core, full-stack development, cloud, and search technologies. Former Microsoft ASP.NET Program Manager with 30+ years building web applications for Fortune 500 companies and startups. I share my work in progress (PERSONAL!) projects and how I build them. Available for contract, full-time, or consultancy work — get in touch. Code on GitHub | Feedback on Mastodon

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Fixing Internet Explorer's CSS Deficiencies...and a link to the best menu implementation I've seen...
I really wish there were more blog posts like this one, it covers a whole host of problems IE has with CSS, from the lack of :hover support, to the well known issues with PNG files - oh and check out...

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Another short one...how to read the contents of an entire file into a Byte Array...
This just another one of thoise dumb little snippets that I always forget and is a bit of a bugger to find...so, if you for some reason (e.g., compression / encryption) need all of the contents of a...

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Convert a DataSet to Excel in one easy step...
I found this really useful little assembly / code when looking for a simple, free way to convert a DataSet to Excel - couldn't be easier, just one line of code required for the conversion, here's the...

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Visual Studio .NET is causing me pain!
You know when you get to the point where you're happily coding away then suddenly, Visual Studio .NET causes you to want to kill someone...two things are really bugging me right now: Editing stored...

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Great article on CAPTCHA on 15 Seconds today - Fighting Spambots with AI
Found it as ASP.NET...this is rapidly becoming pretty much essential for any site where users can register and post text, blogs, forums, the lot...this article provides an extensive review of current...

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New version of BlogJet - now with HTML Source Editing!
From Jon Galloway's blog, a new version of BlogJet - with a bunch of new features including, finally, HTML Source editing - this is fantastic news! New BlogJet! Well, it's beta, but I'll take it - it...

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MonoDevelop - SharpDevelop on Linux w/ Mono
Just found out about this, MonoDevelop is a port of SharpDevelop to Linux using Mono (more news) it actually looks pretty good, I am really going to have to try this out - I'm all for MS but some...

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Excellent post on testing practices...I really wish there was an easier way to integrate 'Watson' into all applications...
Chris Pratley posted this lovely long post on bugs and testing, he also covers some stuff about 'Watson' that little dialog which pops up when an application crashes inside Windows XP, very...

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Security through Diversity - why I don't like ValidateRequest
I'm aware this is a fairly controversial viewpoint, I should explain some of my own background as a precursor to my dislike of this. In the bad old days, I was a penetration tester; I ran my own...

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Grr...why is Visual Studio so sucky with Source Control!
I'm really at the end of my tether with VS.NET and source control. I'm working from home this morning, accessing the office Sourcesafe over my VPN using SourceOffSite - fine, SourceOffsite is a great...

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