Another Google feature
As I don't follow football I'm probably slow to pick this one up but thought I'd share it, when Googling "Newcastle" I got last/next fixture results so I thought I'd try it for West Brom:
Pretty neat. I wonder
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ASP.Net Profiles - Value cannot be null.Parameter name: type
This is the second time I've come across the error "Value cannot be null.Parameter name: type" when using ASP.Net Membership Profiles.
Profiles are great, they allow you to store little pieces of information e.g. their user id (an integer reference to your database)
Friday Crazy Design
I was looking for an adjustable 4 hole punch today so I thought I'd quickly pop onto Staples' website thinking they might have one I can buy and then I was faced with this monstrosity:
I know they've got a large product catalogue to share
New Google Feature
I've been sitting on this for a few weeks now -mainly due to my own laziness but I thought I'd finally pad it out a little. It would appear that Google have release a new method of ranking your own results for certain terms:
Once you&
Custom Visual Studio Build Events
I thought I'd share some festive "fun" today. For quite some time now I've hooked into the build events within Visual Studio but I think this is just taking it too far...
Basically the script now increments the version number of the DLL (if
Settling with "it'll do"
Do you really want what you do to be classed as "it'll do"? At the moment it would appear that a lot of businesses are happy to say "It'll do" rather than put that extra mile to "It's excellent&
Microsoft Office Accounting Professional crashes with custom invoice
We've had an irritating issue recently with our accounting system, when creating the custom invoices.
Basically, every time we tried to create a custom invoice with Microsoft Office Accounting the entire application would crash for no obvious reason.
Checking the exception's stack trace it would talk
IE classes DDD feedback site as a phishing site...
This one made me laugh today, Chris Anderson alerted me to it but you would have thought the MS guys would have picked up on it...
Incidentally, it's the first time I've seen this message on any site...
What's Google missing this time?
I guess it's something to do with fair competition etc but I found this rather interesting when adding a client to Google's Business Listing the other day.
Can anyone else spot a missing payment option?
How about "Google Checkout"?
A new email domain scam to watch out for
This came through to one of our clients today, I thought I'd share it as I've not seen it before and it made me chuckle. Note the placeholder: <Online since>
Thought you might like to share it with your clients :)
Hi,We've