Whoops…
Whoops! It turns out that I forgot to change my DNS hosting after my move of my domain to my new registrar. It turns out that the new guys don’t actually do DNS hosting (at least, not in an obvious way), which is astounding for a company in the domain name business. Anyway, thanks to […]
Thomas Divine is re-blogging
A mere hour after I ran across Don Burn’s new blog, I read on the PCAUSA network driver development mailing list that Thomas Divine has started blogging again. For those that don’t know Thomas: as nearly as I can tell, he knows everything that is to be known about NDIS. If you do network driver […]
Don Burn is blogging
I just ran across Don Burn’s new(ish) WDK-focused, at http://msmvps.com/blogs/WinDrvr. Don is a longtime contributor to the community and I like the direction he’s gone with his first few posts.
In addition to the basic driver dev stuff, he’s getting into some important higher-level stuff like source control and using undocumented features. I bet I […]
Blog spam redux
I’ve begun getting a ton of blog spam again, so I had to turn moderation back on. So, if you don’t see your comment for a few minutes (or days?), don’t despair, and as soon as comment spam is resolved again, I’ll turn it back off.
On the upside, it’s really very nice, flattering, complimentary spam. […]
Some random updates
I’ve had a really busy few weeks since the new year and have been slow at posting lately. But I guess you knew that.
Wordpress has been upgraded to 2.1, so please let me know if you have trouble with the site. I had to manually fix up the sidebar, since the updates conflicted. […]
Questions and suggestions
This post is for any questions or suggestions you have. Feel free to post topic requests, feedback, etc. You can, of course, also e-mail me at dispensa - at - positivenetworks - dotcom.
Offtopic: podcasts I like
Totally off topic, I’ve told several people over the last couple of days about some of the podcasts I listen to regularly. Here are three of my favorites.
TalkCrunch by Michael Arrington of TechCrunch. He gets A-list guests (well, from my little world, anyway) and asks good questions. Great way to stay plugged in.
Swarthmore College Faculty […]
Fifteen ways to turn off a laptop?
Joel Spolsky is a bright guy. His latest blog posting about user interface design, Choices = Headaches (should that be == instead?), makes a case that I’ve been rolling around internally for our Next Big Product. Simplisticly: sometimes too many choices are worse than you’d think.
The really amazing part is that he references some research […]
Site maintenance: new WDK tag
I’m changing over my DDK tag to WDK going forward, with a little bit of a transition period until I get tired of clicking the extra checkbox. I know I have a lot of subscribers to the DDK tag as its own feed, so this is official notice that DDK is now going to be […]
Alex Ionescu is blogging
I’ve been meaning to post this for days but I keep forgetting. Alex Ionescu, who is another one of those guys that just seems to know way more than one person should be allowed to know about Windows internals, has started blogging (again).
He’s got a good user-mode debugging series posted, and if I know Alex, […]