Development Posts from Chris Hammond

I don't care what anyone says about the Spam Rules engine in Community Server. It may work partially, but it sure isn't great. I got nearly 200 spam messages yesterday on ChrisHammond.com, and I'd estimate 1500 over the past 7 days.

 Originally posted http://www.tmcnet.com/ce/articles/3343-abi-research-reveals-58-percent-ipod-users-may.htm

I was in Chicago this past weekend and got to see an old friend of mine. She had a Blackberry Pearl on her, and I must say, I have to get me one of those! Though, currently the Blackberry Pearl is only available from T-Mobile, there are rumors going around that the Pearl will be available from Cingular very soon.

If you're looking for information about Saint Louis, Missouri be sure to check out Inside Saint Louis. My latest project. More details later, I've got some plans for the site, but I'll hold off announcing too many of them until they are actually implemented!

The more and more I use gmail the more I get pissed off at this feature. Whenever I go there, the darn window pops up in front of all my other windows. I like to load gmail up and go on to something else, coming back to Gmail when I'm ready.

Here's a quick phone shot of Shaun Walker giving his Keynote Presentation at the Tulsa Tech Fest Today.

I post this message sitting in NH250 at OSU Tulsa. I'll be giving my presentation on the DotNetNuke Wiki project in about 20 minutes.

Has anyone tried upgrading Vista RC1 to RC2? Is it possible? I've got RC1 running at home, don't want to reinstall right now if I have to. If I can upgrade to RC2 I'll do it, otherwise I'll wait for the final release before I start over.

Last week I got back from Nashville and posted about DotNetNuke training. Today Brian and I got our training information in order and posted on up the Engage Software website.

If you need to build yourself a membership provider in DotNetNuke, to perhaps link up to an external membership store, check out this article from one of my Co-workers.

I got back from Nashville this evening. I took a flight down there Monday night to provide a couple of days of DotNetNuke training to one of our new clients down there. Overall it was a great trip. The client is great, staff was a blast, we had fun, and hopefully they learned a bit too! Tennessee is such a beautiful state. I love travelling down there.

Just over a week and a half ago I installed Windows Vista Ultimate RC1 on the newest of my desktop machines. Overall it's been a pleasurable experience, unlike some of the other DotNetNuke core team members have had!

If you need Weigh Scale and Barcode Scanners information check out my good buddy John over at scaleprogrammers.com. Progressive Software Solutions is an innovator to the industrial sector. We provide custom PC and device programming, web marketing, design and programming, integration services and packaged software solutions to much of the industrial sector. Our systems expertise includes bar code systems, weighing scale systems ,label printers , PC programming and more . We are often hired out by scale companies and bar code integrators all over the world due to our expertise with industrial systems.

I'm playing a little game. I was looking for a Metal Stamping Manufacturer the other day and was curious how the results on google were found. There's a large site that contains a LOAD of information about industrial manufacturering links. I'm curious as to how powerful their linking actually is.

What's that? DnnCart has a release? Impossible! You can read more about the release here. 

Check out this exciting new DotNetNuke Announcement!

If you're looking for some good DNN tips, get registered for TulsaTechFest on Saturday October 14th. It's free!

I didn't come up with this list, just reposting it.