Buying Bitcoin in South Africa has probably not been the easiest of things to do, until now. Jeffrey Denning has a great article on how to do just that. He also points out that you can use an all South African exchange too. If you aren't into mining Bitcoins, why
Tag: C#
The Daily Six Pack: July 5, 2013
The Daily Six Pack: June 25, 2013
Evolution of C# is nicely represented in this graphic shared by Zubair Ahmed. Jonathan Allen also talks about .NET memory profiling using Visual Studio 2013 while Gunnar Peipman shares some Office 365 goodness. Lastly, bookmark GeekLift, an awesome regular post by Josh Benson. I have really found the info succinct and
The Daily Six Pack: June 21, 2013
Xbox One, need I say more. The ridiculous restrictions imposed on it by Microsoft have finally been resolved. I wonder who even figured that imposing restrictions such as that would hold ANY water. In fact, the gamer community is stronger than any corporation. But well done to Microsoft for listening.
The Daily Six Pack: June 10, 2013
The Daily Six Pack: May 16, 2013
The Daily Six Pack: May 8, 2013
Having recently surpassed the 100 million licenses sold mark for Windows 8, Brandon LeBlanc talks to Tami Reller to provide an update on the progress since the launch of Windows 8. Then, on February 27, the General Availability date for Office 365 was reached, ending the preview period. The good news is
When my code is in tons of trouble…Write in C
Exporting SQL Query Results to a CSV file using SQLCMD and C#
C# Programming – Caller Information Attributes
Okay, so I don't have a specific series for this and seeing as this is more of a programming tip, I'll leave it out of the Visual Studio 2012 Tips series. Caller Information Attributes are a very useful and probably underutilized feature implemented in the C#5.0 Compiler. Caller Information Attributes
