Tired of running a dark theme in visual studio, only to be blinded when you switch to SSMS? Me too. I very much enjoy this dark theme in Visual Studio 2008. That being said, I almost cry everytime I have to switch back and forth between Visual Studio and Management Studio. Luckily, I ran across this...
Happened across this glorious error this evening. Somehow my IServiceProvider COM Object was unregistered from the system through the course of several windows updates, and application uninstalls. Error: Unable to cast COM object of type 'System.__ComObject' to interface type 'Microsoft.VisualStudio...
Like many of you, I'm now running a 64-bit operating system (Windows Server 2008) for my development environment. Although it may seem outdated, Access still has some use to me (mainly because we use Microsoft's Web Application Stress Tool for load testing).
Just recently, I ran into an odd issue that I couldn't understand, so I put forth the power of Google to find my answer; specifically, the error appeared in the following code:
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, today announced an agreement to acquire a $20 million stake in Telligent Systems, makers of social computing solutions and business intelligence tools. Based in Dallas, Telligent will utilize the funds to expand its sales teams and territories...
So, after my glorious x64 Vista install on my 2.16 Ghz Macbook (successful I might add), I ran into a small problem. I need an 32 bit XP box for my school applications this semester... so it's back to XP. I've run into a few problems this evening though, and thought I would share for those of you who...
Let's start with a fun little story.
One weekend a few weeks back, I decided to create a Vista x64 Ultimate partition on my Macbook. I'd always wanted to at least try Vista to see if it was something I could live with, or maybe even enjoy. I figured if I was going to do it, I would do it all the way and go Ultimate using the 64 bit architecture. This was quite the daunting task seeing how Apple didn't release the 64 bit drivers to anyone but NEW Mac Pro owners! What is that crap! Anyhow. After reading numerous posts, I finally found the bootcamp64 install and finished up a nice and I am pleased to say "reliable" Vista x64 install.
After months and months of concept changes and bug fixing, I am proud to help officially announce Telligent Harvest Reporting Server version 1.0! I personally would like to thank the team for all of the hard work and countless hours at making this product into the magnificent piece of software it has become!
As the start of the year is now officially behind us, it's time for us in the 'tern loop to start getting excited about this summer's intern program! I can't reveal any secrets yet, but I can tell you that things are going to be as fun filled as they were last summer.
If you're really interested in this years program, or are looking to get in anywhere else, here are few tips that helped me to get onto the team. Remember, no guarantees, just food for thought:
As most of you reading this probably already know, I am one of the interns working on the Harvest Reporting Server project. Things have been cruising along lately, and our fearless leader(The Rob Howard) decided it was time to prepare the masses.
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