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August 2007 - Posts
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Filter your data in M$ Excel
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lamia
This might be a lamer... Some of you might think. But what can I do? I just knew about it. I only tried this in Excel 2007 and not with any previous versions. There are actually several ways you could choose to filter your data like by a cell's value...
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I'm getting better with M$ Excel
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lamia
It's a really funny realization. As I mature in my career I'm also getting better with M$ Excel. I'm telling myself I couldn't have known that feature/technique if I didn't see that from my officemate! It's so hilarious. I should...
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Career
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Open multiple firefox tabs using a batch file
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lamia
Hi! Just want to share this with you guys. I know this is very elementary but I find it useful. I was reading though tipidpc before I got this idea from one of the threads there. I usually open many tabs, all the same tabs in my firefox browser everyday...
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Microsoft Windows
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Technology
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Dark_AleX is going bye bye
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lamia
Very sad news that the PSP's greatest hacker has retired . Honestly, I don't know the legalities of hacking a firmware. But I think the guy made the right decision and for us users of his creation, it would be very nice to bid him good bye. Thank...
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PSP
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Escalating my thoughts... On Systems Analysis and Design
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lamia
Yesterday while preparing on a trip, I noticed a book laying on the floor. The book is entitled "Systems Analysis and Design" by Kendall and Kendall. Flashbacks came to me on a time when I was taking my Systems Analysis and Design Principles...
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Career
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Change Netbean's default JDK
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lamia
Last week I uninstalled my 1.6 JDK and JRE(both of which are bundled with my netbeans 5.5 installation) because the RIM Blackberry code signing/signature tool(SignatureTool.jar) seems to be having problems when JRE 1.6 is installed. A week later I tried...
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Java
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Netbeans
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Blackberry
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Hacking that PSP
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lamia
There is a book called PSP Hacks so I think Blogging something about PSP Hacking is fine. Anyaway, I just got my PSP upgrade from a 3.03 OE-C firmare to 3.40 OE-A firmware. Cool Eh? That should do more stuff to my PSP. Before you try to upgrade make sure...
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PSP
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You just need to annotate - Creating webservices with Java
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lamia
I have to admit... I can write a webservice(server) in .Net(with attributes) but not in Java. Why? Because writing one seems so hard... Ah ah ah! That was before! Because of this anxiety I tried to key in google for "webservice annotation" and...
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Java
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XML and Webservices
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Me, Oracle, and the Java Market
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lamia
While surfing the Net and unconsciously thinking about my standing in the I.T. market, I came across a link that tells Frequently Asked Questions about Java and Oracle. I'm still browsing through it while making this blog post. What's the fuss...
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Java
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Career
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Oracle
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C# Coding Standards and my Motivation for Learning C#/.Net
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lamia
I could not find a "Standard" coding standards for C#. Instead, I found this download link that cites some of the best practices for coding with C#. I'm a fan of readable code and I'm always happy whenever I find myself proven wrong...
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.Net
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Darn .hxs file...
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lamia
As I was following a tutorial in C# I was instructed to look for the System.Utils. eerrrrr System.Collections.ArrayList class through the .Net SDK Documentation. To my surprise, there was no CHM file but instead .hxs files. WTH!!!? I tried to open in...
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.Net