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Migration from Windows Server/IIS/SQL/ASP.NET to LMono (not LAMP and not LAMMono)

For those loyal readers of my blog, I'd like to announce a personal change of direction back to lighter, more open tools in the form of Linux, Mac OS, and Windows and Mono. Background It wasn't many years ago that I was enjoying burning my time by presenting
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RE: IFPI on BitTorrent

The IFPI and ISPs like Comcast make me angry. http://torrentfreak.com/isps-should-block-bittorrent-and-tpb-071226/ "There’s noway this can happen…Everybody knows there is so much people in p2p that someone will find a way to go around all this. " - most_uniQue
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Using Argotic to create an RSS feed from an ASPX page

It's simple. Thanks Brian, for making such an easy-to-use syndication library in .NET. You can find Argotic at: http://www.codeplex.com/Argotic Interesting points about this sample include: There's no easy way to get the MIME-type from a certain file
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Argotic on the Web: Part 2 (Setup)

Continued from Argotic on the Web: Part 1 (Solution Design) ... Prerequisites: 1. Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition ( direct link ) We'll use this to design the website that we'll be building for the creation of RSS feeds. The project
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Argotic on the Web: Part 1 (Solution Design)

Recently I got excited about a the video about Argotic ( blog ) on dnrTV . Argotic is a .NET library for RSS/ATOM/OPML creation and consumption. The library is very easy to use, and can be used in a shared hosting environment (creation) and desktop environment(consumption).
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Argotic: RSS in .NET

On dnrTV this week, Brian Kuhn shows off Argotic , his .NET RSS library. Argotic supports parsing of RSS feeds as well as creation of RSS feeds. I'm very impressed by how easy the library is to use and look forward to digging in. I'll be posting my tinkerings
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In an upcoming dnrTV episode, David Smith teaches how to use BTSharp to enable scalable serverless content distribution in your applications.

Do you like Dot Net Rocks? You might like dnrTV too - that's Dot Net Rocks TV . Carl Franklin and Richard Campell produce an educational and entertaining talk show about .NET and Microsoft technologies. Description : Interested in creating highly scalable
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Webcast on API design.

Great talk recommended by Brad Abrams . http://www.infoq.com/presentations/effective-api-design Long, but really great. Best advice: "Code to the API before you're even done." This prevents: Getting to the end and saying "Hm, that doesn't feel right."
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Authenticode and Strong naming ("signing")

It kills me that the names for these processes are "Code signing" and "Strong Name signing". So this is the scenario. I'd like for my assembly to be strong named (able to be loaded into the GAC, and used in strong-named apps) and I'd like it to be code
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