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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 most_uniQue is right.  They can't stop anything.  Developers will always ...
    Posted to David J. Smith's Program (Weblog) by david on December 27, 2007
  • 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 extension. (that I know of).  I've used a static MIME library to get the MIME ...
    Posted to David J. Smith's Program (Weblog) by david on August 9, 2007
  • Using ISAPI_Rewrite Lite with ASP.NET 2 and a dedicated server

    Inspired from: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000797.html and all the websites out there that have nice-looking URLs. You have to have a dedicated or virtual dedicated server in order to use IIS plugins such as ISAPI_Rewrite because administrative privilege is required.  You can use ASP.NET UrlMappings to a lesser extent in a ...
    Posted to David J. Smith's Program (Weblog) by david on July 23, 2007
  • 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 online here. A Windows Forms demo application is available here: ...
    Posted to David J. Smith's Program (Weblog) by david on June 8, 2007
  • 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 signed (verifiably from me, and verifiably changed or not). Instead of writing ...
    Posted to David J. Smith's Program (Weblog) by david on January 20, 2007
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