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Overview
This is a free and open-source SQL (T-SQL) formatter:
Handles complete multi-batch scripts, including object definition scripts such as stored procedures, triggers, etc. Provides formatting options to cater to different common formatting styles/standards Optionally outputs "colorized" html code rather than just the formatted SQL Also provides "minifier" option to strip out comments and whitespace, to obfuscate rather than pretty-print your code Available [...]
This is going to be an attempt at documenting the main aspects of my home (and, by extension, office) networking and computing setup, so that I have my thoughts in one place, and have an easier time of figuring out what's missing, and what to change, when another machine or technology enters the fray. There's a very faint chance that something here might be useful to someone or that they get sent here by some confused search engine algorithm - if so, don't hesitate to contact me with any questions. Home Server
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log files. It is a simple ASP script, no install required, no scheduled jobs, and no configuration of the
script itself - just set the appropriate permissions in IIS.
DOWNLOAD IISLogParserBrowser_1_00.Zip INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Install Log Parser 2.2, with COM support (default install), see http://www.logparser.com for more info and download link Copy the ASP script to somewhere you can access it through IIS, without attracting too many curious souls. Register the [...]
[...] track of things that I find interesting on any given day. 2010-03-09
Lots to catch up on, but in the meantime:
The Parrot AR Drone - indoor/outdoor R/C helicopter with two on-board cameras, gyroscope and sonar... It basically flies itself, but you can tell it where to go! The whole thing is controlled over wifi from an iPhone; I wouldn't normally link to an Apple-related product, but this is just too cool... http://www.perceptivepixel.com/ - touch-screen technologies for specific [...]
Here are links to some of the spare-time projects I've worked on over past years - most are far from complete, but I'm making progress on some! IIS Log Parser Browser - stupid name, but useful script (at least I think so) - allows you to easily, quickly and very efficiently explore IIS logs and extract valuable stats. Nano TimeTracker - simple Winforms-based time tracking aid, sits in the system tray and allows you to start/stop logging task time in a single click or key combination. Poor Man's T-SQL Formatter - A simple free T-SQL [...]
[...] windows codepages, less-common encodings such as EBCDIC, and more modern encodings like UTF-8 and UTF-16. The newer Unicode formats have a standard for "self-describing" the encoding, in the form of a Byte Order Mark, but this is often not present, and in fact actively discouraged by the unicode consortium, in the case of UTF-8. For UTF-8 in particular, this poses a problem because UTF-8 encoding looks [...]
As I'm using Screwturn Wiki for this personal site for my own convenience (not as a real Wiki), I've had to tweak the permissions in a couple of unusual ways, eg allowing anyone to post messages to me and allowing anyone to contribute to "Discussions" pages without being logged in. To make this work, these pages need to be protected by "Captcha" logic the same way as user registration (which I have disabled) is. So I started digging around in Screwturn Wiki's innards and very much [...]
Originally developed for my father-in-law who likes to keep all his documents on USB Keys, this program does the opposite of what most USB Key Backup programs do - instead of backing up the computer to the USB Key, it backs up the USB Key contents to the computer (or multiple computers). The project is largely complete (and handed off to its primary user), and I suspect it could be useful to a wider [...]
[...] "Galaxy" (Android) phone to replace my Samsung i600 "European BlackJack" (Windows mobile) one - now the excitement of just pawing the thing is starting to wear off, so I thought I'd record a log of all the silly things I need to do to get it working as I want: Essential Apps that should come pre-loaded: Barcode Scanner (plays up a bit with the Galaxy flash and autofocus, but OK when the product to be scanned is placed on a flat matt surface) FTP Application [...]
Log of the changes I made to the default Screwturn Wiki installation, to get it working properly as my personal site. Installed Desktop edition, I do NOT want my development IIS instance public on the internet. Change admin password to something silly and incomprehensible Change the CSS screen layout to widen the sidebar, will probably make many more changes as I decide ona final "Look" for the [...]
The web is a big place, and there is an awful lot of very useful stuff in it. Finding it is not always very easy, however. To help (myself, more than anything) with that I'm creating a section here that could be entitled "Links". Everything here is free unless indicated otherwise, I hate sites that link to paying services and products without warning you. For now I'm just going to create a little-structured bullet list here. I'll clean it up into tables, add clearer formatting etc at a later time. http://www.ordermotion.com/ - The [...]
So, it’s a little bit Bizarre to get started on a bag collection for a woman you might not have even met nonetheless, due to the fact Let's say you meet up with her and she or he doesn’t treatment about handbags, or, I don’t know, prefers Chanel? As Drake mentions, though, Birkins are in truth a fairly seem investment [...]
[...] logging site, wuith tagging, groups, similarity analysis, recommendations systems etc. Everything that the amazon.com suggestions system should be, and much more. If you're feeling voyeuristic you can check my profile . taglib-sharp - axcellent programming library for accessing, modyfying, converting, and creating ID3 and other media tags in media files using the .Net 2.0 framework. Technically a programming link, but not really "Professional" in my case :) Climbing Places around Madrid La Pedriza El Yelmo [...]
[...] every few years, so that I never get to know any one place particularly well. As a result, I look to the internet for information on climbing sites, much like any other information I ever need - however I haven't found any place out there where I can find reliable information about several different climbing areas, places, specific crags, and especially searching efficiently looking by climb difficulties, geographical proximity, diffficulty of access, consensus on "Quality" of the climb, etc. In this web 2.0 age [...]
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This is a Sql Clr stored procedure for converting Xml created by a FOR XML clause back into a single tabular resultset, with one stored procedure call without knowledge of the original table/query schema. More detail (installation/deployment, examples, etc) is available in the source file itself, included below. Download
Source file (v1.0.2): ClrXmlShredder.cs.zip (or just [...]
[...] to categorize and organize them by whatever you want - not limited to genres, tempo, mood, or any of the "usual" classifications - also not limited to On/Off - you decide how to rate the files, and what the ratings mean. Creating playlists , by file or by album, based on any of the arbitrary ratings you have specified. Points one and two are more or less done, point three [...]
[...] "Architect Shack"?
It's a pun, see, because a shack generally lacks architecture... I'm interested in the concept / ideals of software architecture, and I even had the term architect in my job title for a few years! It's deliberately ambiguous with "Architect's Hack" - my grand master plan is to invent a hack called the Architect's Hack, which will be so cool that this domain will suddenly become priceless and I will be able to [...]
This is a simple project / class for peeking into the contents / structure of a stream that was created by the "BinaryFormatter" class' "Serialize" method. In one project I was working on I found that the stream was much larger than I expected, and wanted to know what kind of problem might be causing it. I couldn't find anything online to do this (and my stack overflow question got no relevant responses), [...]
This is a simple .Net 2.0 application, written in C#, that allows you to log the tasks you work on on a daily basis. It sits in the system tray, and starting or stopping a task takes just a click (and optionally entry / confirmation of the task being started / ending). Logs are stored as daily XML files in a specified [...]
Welcome to ' '! This is the personal site of Tao Klerks. Mainly an experiment, a place to keep projects, etc. This is not a site about any sort of physical building design! The site's a little bare right now, I basically plan to use it to host and "Showcase" some of my ongoing personal projects, as well as a place to keep my lists of useful links, silly edits to things, etc. The most notable thing on this site is probably [...]
[...] screwturn wiki articles/pages, public discussions, and user message posting. ScrewturnWikiChanges : log of the changes I made to the "Default" installation of ScrewTurn Wiki to make this site - mainly notes to self, could be useful if someone [...]
A simple class for painlessly displaying a progress dialog, with cancellation support. There are still a few enhancements / tweaks to be made, but the [...]
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This is (intended to be) a simple program and online service, for aggregating activity feeds across services for [...]