http://www.threaddump.org “I have no particular talent. I am merely inquisitive.” Thu, 12 Feb 2009 19:30:58 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I have an unusual background; a Bachelor in Business and a Masters in Computer Science. Computers had always been my passion and business my curiosity. I decided to study business in university because at that age I had already gone through much of the curriculum for CS with some gaps ... http://www.threaddump.org/?p=60 Yeah right... My installation of Windows 7 (the friendliest windows ever, right?) required activation. Here's the result: Very user friendly, eh? :-) The funny thing is that the dialogue box you see at the foreground is the result of clicking "For a possible resolution, click More Information." After a little Googling coupled, of ... http://www.threaddump.org/?p=54 I had to put together a salesforce demo recently in which I wanted a field to display a flag depending on the value of another field. Here's the scenario: If a certain checkbox is ticked, I wanted my field to show a green flag, otherwise I wanted it to show a ... http://www.threaddump.org/?p=39 I've always been curious about Netbeans but never quite made the transition. I remember how it saved me once while working on a Rails project because it was (and I think still is) the only viable ruby/rails debugger. My biggest problem with it had always, and still is, aesthetics. It really ... http://www.threaddump.org/?p=23 Yesterday I was creating a simple salesforce demo for one of our prospective clients. At the end of the day I decided it would be cool to show a google or live map of the account's billing address. While it wasn't really hard to put it together, it wasn't also ... http://www.threaddump.org/?p=6 This is my new blog! If you had come here before you might have seen my older blog, about 3 years ago, where I wrote about politics, philosophy, and religion. Well, that's now no more :). This blog will be dedicated to technology and may have the occasional post about ... http://www.threaddump.org/?p=4