At certain points during one’s lifetime, it is essential to stop for a second, think where you are in life and enjoy it to the fullest! From February until end of May, I was making my final project for my bachelor degree which I on the 24th of June “defended” in an oral project discussion, which not only marked the end of my bachelor degree, it was also the beginning of several changes to my life as I knew it. I got a 10 (ECTS B), for the project and with it, ended my almost two yearlong ...
Today I noticed a facebook-friend added a lot of links to a bit.ly URL, while tagging alot of her friends (including me) in the post. I did some investigation on the links and found them to follow a PHP file on a webserver running on an IP address 87.98.175.xx. The html on the site, was a redirect to another domain, which tries to trick the user into installing a chrome extension named "Unlimited Watching" which actively spreads itself via your facebook contacts.Removal Instructions ...
So - in my little lab at Microsoft, I have 2 Hyper-V hosts, one running Hyper-V Server 2012 as a Server-Core installation and the other running the full Windows Server 2012 DataCenter with the regular GUI and a Hyper-V role.I had to move one VM from one machine to the other, because of performance differences between the harddrives in each machine, as one runs a single 7200 RPM SATA disk, the other runs 2 10.000 RPM drives and SQL server weren''t happy! I set up both machines for live ...
Today Microsoft finally updated the 1st and 2nd generation Windows Phone devices to the long awaited 7.8 7.8 is the version of Windows Phone 7, which brings some of the features of Windows Phone 8 to the platform, as WP7 devices will not get the full Windows Phone 8 release, allegedly because of incompatibility with the hardware platform and the windows phone 8 kernel. If you don''t receive the update in Zune, fear not – you can force it through in these simple steps: 1.Set phone in ...
Finite State Machines (FSM) can be an awesome tool when creating software. Creating FSM's, is typically split into multiple phases, the first being trying to visualize the workflow the FSM is representing. This is often done using "state diagrams". Let's have a look at an example. The following diagram is for a state machine, taking in an input string, and trying to match the 4th, 8th, 12th etc. '1' in an input string. So the STM will keep looping around, until it finds a multiple of ...
Today I sat down and finally took on the task of adding my old blogposts from when my blog was running "WordPress". The problem in converting the old posts into Blogengine.net was the export I made back then, was using WordPress' own extended RSS format which BE.net doesn't read. I started to create a little tool for the conversion process, but fast ran into a few issues with the xsd tool from Visual Studio; for instance it doesn't allow for multiple fields with same names, even ...
