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Back from the Future Bugs
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Life, Death, and Splitting Secrets
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Notes from porting C# code to PHP
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Computing Your Skill
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A Stick Figure Guide to the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
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Just Enough MBA to Be a Programmer
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The First Few Milliseconds of an HTTPS Connection
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Using Obscure Windows COM APIs in .NET
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How .NET Regular Expressions Really Work
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Rebooting Computing: Why?
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Wetware Refactorings
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The Private Life of a Public API
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Boy Scout Check-ins
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How Do Locks Lock?
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Meta-FizzBuzz
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Building an Object-Oriented Parasitic Metalanguage
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OMeta#: Who? What? When? Where? Why?
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Who Is This "Licklider" Guy?
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My "Better Know a Framework" Talk at IndyCodeCamp
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Towards Moore's Law Software: Part 3 of 3
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Towards Moore's Law Software: Part 2 of 3
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Towards Moore's Law Software: Part 1 of 3
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Computing History Matters
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What Does It Take To Become A Grandmaster Developer?
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Does Your Code Pass The Turkey Test?
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SKU Driven Development
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For Loops: Using i++, ++i, Enumerators, or None of the Above?
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Finally Understanding COM After Changing a Light Bulb
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Constants on the left are better, but this is often trumped by a preference for English word order.
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Borrowing Ideas From 3 Interesting *Internal* Classes in the .NET 3.5 Framework To Help Control "Goo" In Your Code
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Tip: Don't Forget About Wingdings When Making Icons
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MythBusters Nerd Edition: Actually Running "FORMAT C:" Was a Big Let Down
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How the legacy of a dead mathematician can make you a better programmer
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VB: The 800 lb (363 kg) Gorilla in a C# Fanboy World?
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Live from the IndyNDA VS2008 Installfest
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Thought Snippets for the Week Ending 12/8: Shock absorbers and getting Visual Studio to do VIM's % trick
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Tip: Organize RSS Feeds by Tag Tiers
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An Often Neglected Feature: Task Lists in Visual Studio
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Thought Snippets for the Week Ending 12/1/2007
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Powershell Sanity: dir/s
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Using Bookmarks in Visual Studio For Fast Source Code Jumping
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MZ, BSJB, and the Joys of "Magic" Constants in Managed Assemblies.
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"Accidence" Improvements: Ninotech Path Copy
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Attack of the mutations, or why do we accept crazy statements like x=x+1?
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Putting the Towers of Hanoi to Use on Backups
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Blogosphere.WriteLine("Hello World");
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