There are only a few conferences for web developers worth attending and these are the followings: The Professional Developer Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles. The Mix Web Design and Development in Las Vegas. And the Microsoft TechEd conference, held in multiple regions (you can attend the one closer to your location): North America India Africa … Continue reading Microsoft TechEd Europe 2009 Conference Summary
While setting up a 64-bit machine running on Windows 7, I’ve encountered a problem with the installation of the Oracle Client. Starting the setup with “Run as Administrator” or with Program Compatibility Mode, the startup screen flashes and then disappears. Nothing happens after that. My second attempt was running the setup executable from the command … Continue reading Oracle Client on Windows 7?
I’ve spent half of today’s Sunday doing lots of sports: two tough hours of badminton against strong opponents and then one more hour trying to play streetball with pretty professional guys. I am not complaining though but, as you can imagine, after this great effort, I was starving. (… although I did have three (!!!) … Continue reading Cheesecake in a cup
It was yet again the beginning of one of our long video conference meetings in the so-called steam room, just imagine 15-20 people in a small closed space on the sunny side of the building and you will understand what I mean. A common thing with these meetings is that the equipment is broken or … Continue reading Tejbegriz, childhood food affairs
After spending a lot of days on Flickr admiring other people’s creations, I have found a fairly interesting website about how to actually cook these lovely meals. It is called Cooking for Engineers, for those weird geeks with an amazing analytical mind like me, a Software Engineer a.k.a. Geek. I’ve browsed through all the recipes … Continue reading My first baking adventure
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