Logging out of Facebook programmatically turns out to be much more problematic that you would think. I posted the question at StackOverflow asking if anyone
Category: .NET
Open Source Wars: GeckoFX and MozNet
Well, it appears I’ve been caught in the cross-fire in some open source wars. A number of years ago, SkyBound released GeckoFX as an wrapper
Getting the Album ID with the Facebook C# SDK
I really shouldn’t drink & post like last night… Anyways, cynicism and rantiness wane as sobriety returns, and here’s some code that illustrates uploading a
WTF is an ID for?
I’m a complete and total bigot. Unmitigated, complete, total bigot. The web sucks. And web APIs suck too. Especially when the documentation is non-existant or
A Kick-Ass Article on Asynchronous Operations
As I am virtually incapable of doing anything the same way twice, I had to go out and find another way to deal with blocking
What I Want in Computing Devices
I know what I want in computing devices, and it’s not available. Anywhere. Nobody makes it. But everybody wants it. Not just me. But talking
Internet Explorer Download Problem: “Unable to open this Internet Site”
Internet Explorer 7/8 throws an error when you pop a download through a meta refresh or iframe. The error message looks like this (I’ve blurred
Iterating Over a DirectoryInfo is Fast!
DirectoryInfo is really very fast to iterate through. While working on some software, I’ve been experimenting with different approaches to find the most efficient and
if (false) { behave nice; } else { freak out; }
Using “false” in a conditional causes all variables in the else clause to return nothing while debugging. Huh? Yep. Here’s a screenshot of inside an
Boxing and Unboxing in C#
While working on some threading stuff, I came across an excellent article on boxing and unboxing in C#. The author goes into great detail showing
