Jason N. Gaylord
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I live with my family in the rolling hills of Northeastern Pennsylvania. I'm a web developer by trade, but have broad experience in various business areas. Want to know more about me?

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The Technology Post for June 29th, 2009

Edition: #38

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The Technology Post for June 26th, 2009

Edition: #37

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The Technology Post for June 25th, 2009

Edition: #36

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The Technology Post for June 24th, 2009

Edition: #35

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The Technology Post for June 23rd, 2009

Edition: #34

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The Technology Post for June 22nd, 2009

Edition: #33

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The Technology Post for June 16th, 2009

Edition: #32

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The Technology Post for June 15th, 2009

Edition: #31

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Content on Non-Secured Site When Browsing Secured Web Application or Web Site

Nothing frustrates me more as when I try to login on a secured site and images, CSS, javascript files, and other content files are not secured. For instance, I went to retrieve/reset my password on last.fm and found this:

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Issue with ADO.NET Sync Services and SQL Server 2000

Last Friday I had a battle and won. I was working in VS 2010 on an internal project that was being targeted for .NET 3.5. Everything was going good until I decided to be fancy. The application pulled down several tables that contain mostly static stuff such as states, counties, municipalities, old orders, products, etc. In total, it’s around 1GB of data. I decided to modify the datasets to support offline access. I thought that would improve performance as the data would be available locally and not on the SQL server. Little did I realize, the application that accessed the data was setup to read the column definitions from the database to display in the application and omitted columns on the client side.

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