Colt Kwong Blog
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A new local blogging community - One Seek (搵食)
In order bring the concept of "Blogging" to my country, I created "Hong Kong Blogs" in about 5 months ago, which is base on the pre-release version of .TEXT (Well, it's still call AspNetWebLog at that time :)
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Passing Data Across Web Pages - Obfuscate QueryString
The title of this entry is a FAQ in any ASP.NET Disucssion, as all of us have to face the problem of “stateless” in Web environment. Passing data through QueryString is not anything new, but I just read an article about “Obfuscate your ASP.NET Query Strings” from TheServerSide.NET
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Microsoft Newsgroup Spammed
I spend HUGE amount of (both office and personal) time in various online communities, e.g. ASP.NET Forum, AspAdvice, WindowsForms Forum, my .NET User Group...etcetc. I enjoy the community life and browsing different types of forum, blog and other resource sites.
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Monodoc 0.9 released
Regarding the blog by Jesse about the Mono 1.0 release yesterday, I just received an email announcing the release of Monodoc 0.9 from Miguel today.
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Office System 2003 On the Web
Come across the web site of “SmartLibrary“ today...
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Is Messenger that dangerous... for employer/employee?
Johan blogged about the “security” and “danger” of using Messenger in his working place, well, which recalling me that a blogger friend of mine wrote about the “privacy” of using Messenger - No Privacy!
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FAQ on System.Web.Mail Namespace
There is a FAQ on the ASP.NET Forum pinned by Mike and mainly focus on the FAQs for Email Sending in ASP.NET, and Dave also created a web site dedicated in this topic recently!
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DottextWiki
I think this is not new for other bloggers here but this is an important message for me (or other Blog + Wiki lovers) as I'm work on a similar project recently.
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.Text was updated
Firstly, Thanks ScottW to update this web site to .Text (Version 0.95.3.1221) !
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JSP Migrate to ASP.NET (ViewState and JavaBeans)
When I searching for something about “ViewState” in the MSDN Library this morning, an article with title “ViewState and JavaBeans (ASP.NET Technical Articles)” placed at #1 in the result set.