[via The Kid] This isn't your random, mickey-mouse write up about how to manually attach the debugger.

That's right ladies and gents… there are two parts of the year in my life: the NFL season and off-season.

Mow the yard? Paint the mailbox? Wash the dog? These are all things you could do on Saturday, August 25th, 2007 if you live in the greater Jacksonville, FL area, but wouldn't you rather be at the JAX Code Camp?

Back in May I posed the question asking why people liked VMWare's virtualization offerings over Microsoft's.

Our next meeting is on Thursday, August 23, 2007. Here's the session title & abstract to help you get a better idea of what we'll be discussing:

Get a lot of crap through your comments, trackbacks and pingbacks on your SubText blog? The support added for Akismet rocks and has cut down on the number of amount crap that makes it through, but no system is foolproof.

I still have not become used to seeing my name on someone else's site, or in conference promotional materials either for that matter.

[via Mark Miller] DevExpress posted new updates to CodeRush & Refactor! Pro. They are now up to 111 refactorings available… as Mark said… priced at $99, that's only $0.

My home office setup. On the desk is my primary machine, Dell Latitude D820 (2Ghz Centrino Duo, 4GB, 80GB SATA 7200RPM HDD, 2nd modular 7200RPM IDE / DVD+-DL), beautiful Viewsonic VA1912wb 21” widescreen, Uniden wireless phones, Treo 700wx, Zune, wireless USB mouse, two WD 5400 RPM USB drives, and my MSFT Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000.

Thumbing through one of the magazines laying around just waiting to be dropped in the recycle bucket, I noticed an add that caught my eye.