StackOverflow Trilogy Stickers Have Arrived

19Sep09

The League of Justice (i.e. the StackOverflow trilogy) stickers arrived today in the mail! YAY YAY YAY! Somehow or other, there were two StackOverflow stickers, along with a ServerFault and SuperUser one, in my envelope, when there should have been only three total, but this is awesome! I will post pictures of the stickers soon!

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Tags: .NET, C#, geek, internet, Programming, serverfault, stackoverflow, stackoverflow stickers, stackoverflow trilogy, superuser, Technology, web 2.0

C#: Handling Cookies in a Series of HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse Sessions

28Jun09

I’ve always wanted to experiment with creating “sessions” on websites to mimic real users browsing and using a site, and I’ve finally gotten around to a project that involves this: my goal is to “wrap” an online database that is queried through a series of HTML forms, returns a map, and then allows you to [...]

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Tags: C#, .NET, Programming, fiddler, CookieContainer, HTTP sessions, HttpWebRequest, HttpWebRequest headers, cookies, wrapper, hacking online interface

Using .NET Reflector to Improve Code Efficiency

22Jun09

If you’re a .NET developer, admit it: you’ve at least once felt curious about how the underlying APIs behind the .NET Framework are coded, how certain functions are implemented, or whether one core function is more efficient that another. Well, this is where the trusty program named .NET Reflector comes in. As the title suggests, [...]

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Tags: C#, .NET, Programming, source code, decompiler, .NET Reflector, coding

USB Laser Guided Missile Launcher from ThinkGeek has .NET API

22Jun09

ThinkGeek has updated the warfare category of their catalog with a new USB-powered missile launcher. Its perks: it has a built-in laser to guide the missiles, it has a very powerful software frontend, and most importantly, it offers an API!!! Finally, developers can terrorize others by coding applications that make use of the firing capibilties [...]

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Tags: .NET, .NET API, API, C#, desktop warfare, geek, geek toy, geek widget, hardware, missle launcher, missle launcher API, rocket launcher API, thinkgeek, usb