Jason N. Gaylord
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from Northeast PA
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Hello, I'm  jasongaylord Jason

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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Blog Starter Kit Preview

Shanku has announced that the Blog Starter Kit has been released as a CTP. It’s not in its final state, but can be installed to get the principals of the application. The downloads are found below:

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Google Wins Domain-Name Dispute

Google won their recent domain-name dispute which was the 19th of 20 disputes ever made with Google. You can read more about the recent decision here: http://domains.adrforum.com/domains/decisions/726096.htm.

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CISCO 500 Series PIX May Have Flaws

Supposedly, the CISCO 500 Series PIX firewalls may have a flaw. The potential flaw is with the SIP protocol. By sending a certain packet to the PIX, hackers would be able to gain free reins to the UDP protocol to send any messages to the Internal network using UDP. For the full article, visit http://www.networkingpipeline.com/192201308?cid=rssfeed_pl_ntp

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New VSIBuilder Build

I’ve released a new VSIBuilder build. This time, its not a click once install but rather an MSI file. To download it, visit the VSIBuilder page on my website at http://www.jasongaylord.com/projects/vsibuilder. The only downfall to deploying VSIBuilder…

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Click-Once Frustrations

Wow! I’m severely disappointed with click-once. I went to use it for a small app I released last week and I find it extremely disturbing that third-party dependencies aren’t included in the package as either a dependency or an installable DLL. Instead, you have to use the manifest tools to remove the DLL from the manifest and then add it again. Also, there is no way to specify file types. Finally, I’m disappointed in the amount of information sent to and from the web server during each load. I would have thought that a thinner client would be used to check versions, etc. I have since decided to use a traditional Windows installation package.

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August 23rd .NET Valley Meeting!

I have decided to separate out any personal blog entries that are non-technical and start a new blog on my MSN Space. You can continue to read all of my blogs on my website at http://www.jasongaylord.com or my personal blog at http://jgaylord.spaces.live.com.

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August 23rd .NET Valley Meeting!

Upcoming Meeting: August 23rd The next .NET Valley meeting will be held on Wednesday August 23rd at Luzerne County Community College , Nanticoke PA. A map of the campus can be found here . We will meet in building 7, room 703 . The event will begin at …

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Dell to Recall 4.1 Million Laptop Batteries

If you haven’t heard yet, Dell will be recalling 4.1 million laptop batteries, the largest number in the company’s history. You can find out if your battery is affected by visiting http://www.dellbatteryprogram.com/. For more on this story, see MSNBC’s article at http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14350403/?GT1=8404.

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VSIBuilder Version 1.0 Released

I needed a way to programmatically create a vscontent and vstemplate file for a few large web projects. So, I created a VB 2005 app that does just that. Earlier today I decided that I’d clean it up a bit, throw in a sponsorship plug, and create a click…

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New Advertising System

Yesterday I switched advertising systems from Google AdSense to Lake Quincy Media. What a difference! The quality of advertisements is 10 times greater than what I had before. Google’s AdSense system was intelligent, but failed miserably on my site. 90% of the ads were related to blog or photo sites because blog and photo are in my menu. I now have advertisements specific to my site’s purpose. Thanks to Steve Smith and the rest of the crew at Lake Quincy Media for getting my setup.

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