Doug Rathbone

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Doug Rathbone

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Recent Posts

  • 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
  • Add Custom Call-to-actions to your Customer’s Gmail Inbox by sending with Gmail Email Markup
  • When .gitignore stops being your friend - Debugging missing Git repository files
  • Running Android apps on Windows Phone 10 preview
  • So you want your Team to start using Git? – Part 4: Team Workflows
  • So you want your Team to start using Git? – Part 3: More than just Committing
  • So you want your Team to start using Git? – Part 2: Pushing it up Somewhere
  • So you want your Team to start using Git? – Part 1: Getting started
  • 101 Pedantic Programmer’s thoughts on Lenovo’s new ThinkPad X240
  • Investigating ASP.Net Memory Dumps for Idiots (like Me)
  • Who said building Visual Studio Extensions was hard?
  • Html.AntiForgeryToken – Balancing Security with Usability

Popular Posts

  • Writing your own custom ASP.Net MVC [Authorize] attributes
  • Testing connectivity to Microsoft SQL Server without any tools installed
  • Debugging SQL Queries, Functions, & Stored Procedures with SQL Management Studio’s Integrated Debugger
  • Running Android apps on Windows Phone 10 preview
  • Html.AntiForgeryToken – Balancing Security with Usability
  • Investigating ASP.Net Memory Dumps for Idiots (like Me)
  • Running large MSSQL scripts & resulting memory errors
  • Using Custom Web.config Transformations in MSBUILD
  • Automated deployments with TeamCity, Deployment projects & SVN
  • What good Web Developers should know about sending E-mail

Tags

  • .Net 4,
  • Accessibility,
  • Active Directory,
  • Advertising,
  • Ajax,
  • Amazon AWS,
  • Analytics,
  • Android,
  • Apple,
  • Arachnophobia,
  • ASP.Net,
  • ASP.Net MVC,
  • Automation,
  • Azure,
  • Best Practices,
  • Blackberry,
  • Browsers,
  • C#,
  • Certifications,
  • Cloud Services,
  • Conferences,
  • Config Transformations,
  • Continuous Integration,
  • CSS,
  • Database,
  • Debugging,
  • Deployment,
  • Design,
  • DevOps,
  • DKIM,
  • DNS,
  • Domain Keys,
  • E-mail,
  • Exceptions,
  • Exchange Server,
  • GaDotNet,
  • General banter,
  • Git,
  • GoogleAnalyticsDotNet,
  • Hardware,
  • Hidden features,
  • Hosting,
  • Hyper V,
  • IIS,
  • Internet Explorer,
  • InTheKnow,
  • JavaScript,
  • jQuery,
  • Kinect,
  • Kinect SDK,
  • Linux,
  • Mail Server,
  • Mobile devices,
  • MS SQL,
  • MSBUILD,
  • Natural User Interface,
  • Networking,
  • New Features,
  • NewRelic,
  • Nuget,
  • Offshoring,
  • OnCheckin,
  • Open Source,
  • Opinion,
  • Optimisation,
  • Other,
  • Performance,
  • Personal Certificates,
  • Personal Projects,
  • Piracy,
  • Politics,
  • Project Management,
  • Publishing Profiles,
  • Raspberry Pi,
  • Reflection,
  • RegEx,
  • Remote Desktop Connection,
  • Security,
  • Shared hosting,
  • SharePoint,
  • Silverlight,
  • Silverlight Toolkit,
  • SimpleDeploy,
  • SMTP,
  • Social Networking,
  • Source Control,
  • Spam,
  • SQL,
  • Statistics,
  • Surface SDK,
  • Sys Admin,
  • Talks,
  • Team Foundation Server,
  • Team management,
  • TeamCity,
  • Telco,
  • Telstra,
  • TFS 2010,
  • Time Zones,
  • Tips and Tricks,
  • Tools,
  • Troubleshooting,
  • Ubiquiti Networks,
  • Unifi,
  • Unit Testing,
  • Usability,
  • VB.Net,
  • Video,
  • Virtualisation,
  • Visual Studio,
  • Vodafone,
  • VSIX,
  • W3C,
  • WCAG,
  • Web Deploy,
  • Web security,
  • WiFi,
  • WinDbg,
  • Windows Phone 10,
  • Windows Phone 7,
  • Windows Phone 7 Mango,
  • Windows Phone SDK,
  • Windows Server,
  • XML

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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