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Archive for August 2006

Wireless network scanner

Posted by: globbe on: August 23, 2006

In relation to the above post, I’ve decided to write my own little wireless network scanner, for my own pleasure only. I know there are dozens of tools out there that works just fine, but I just want to see if maybe I can write one on my own. I then plan to use this [...]

wardriving

Posted by: globbe on: August 23, 2006

Going by car back from the office last night, I decided to leave the laptop running netstumbler, just to see what I might catch. Turns out that while riding the down the highway inside Tokyo, on a trip that takes about 25 minutes, I was able to spot ~320 access points of which ~110 were [...]

Currencies

Posted by: globbe on: August 18, 2006

Frustrated as ever by not being able find a currency converter that will JUST convert a currency of a specified amount to another, without sending emails, connecting you to chatrooms and adding the BEST TOOLBAR IN THE WORLD!!!!! to every browser you have installed, I decided to build my own. It uses an online webservice so [...]

First Post out of Windows Live Writer

Posted by: globbe on: August 18, 2006

This is my first time writing a post out of the Windows Live Writer, sort of a simple text editor that lets you write blog post into just about any blogging service from a stand alone application on your desktop. Also, it saves backups of all the posts you publish through it on the local [...]

Class designer

Posted by: globbe on: August 16, 2006

I love the class designer that was added to Visual Studio 2005. Class design (and indeed application design as well) would ideally be divided into a series of related steps that if you follow them generates beautiful non-redundant, efficient and well segmented code. However, the nature and contents of these steps have been a hot [...]

Creating Consoles…

Posted by: globbe on: August 15, 2006

While the standard debug console in Visual Studio is a nice bucket to throw your debug stuff into, sometimes I find the company of a good old console next to my app a lot more easy to keep track of. However, in order to get a console up and running when executing managed code you [...]


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