Doug Rathbone

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Recent Posts

  • Balancing the Budget: Why 'Tech Debt' Should Be Banned
  • Narratives, not Bullet Points: Why AI Writing Sucks
  • The Magic of Being Propositional
  • Hard Things Are Hard. That's What Makes Persevering Worth It.
  • Why I Measure Lines of Code for My Teams, and You Should Too
  • Team Charters: Unlocking Customer Obsession & Ownership
  • Striving for Great: Team Ownership Culture
  • Enhancing the Two-Person Rule: What Teams Can Learn from Shisa Kanko
  • International Women’s Day: Why Equity Matters
  • Making Linux Samba shares visible to Windows hosts after WannaCry
  • Engineering teams can learn from Human Factors in Aviation
  • Fixing broken Samba File Share access for Linux hosts after installing the latest version of Windows 10
  • Configuring a Third-Party Asus RT-AC3200 router to directly connect to a CenturyLink Gigabit GPON Service
  • Migrating a Ubiquiti Unifi Controller to run on a Raspberry Pi for Pennies
  • Getting WebDeploy working after disabling insecure Ciphers like SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0

Popular Posts

  • Testing connectivity to Microsoft SQL Server without any tools installed
  • Writing your own custom ASP.Net MVC [Authorize] attributes
  • Debugging SQL Queries, Functions, & Stored Procedures with SQL Management Studio’s Integrated Debugger
  • Running Android apps on Windows Phone 10 preview
  • Fixing broken Samba File Share access for Linux hosts after installing the latest version of Windows 10
  • Investigating ASP.Net Memory Dumps for Idiots (like Me)
  • Html.AntiForgeryToken – Balancing Security with Usability
  • Using Custom Web.config Transformations in MSBUILD
  • XMLSerializer - Removing Namespace & Schema Declarations xmlns:xsi xml:xsd
  • Deconstructing the Azure Point-to-Site VPN for Command Line usage

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Disclaimer:

The opinions expressed herein are my own and do not represent my employer’s view in any way.
They are strong opinions lightly held - feel free to set me straight.

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