The Daily Six Pack: June 11, 2015

A COLLECTION OF LINKS FOR LOVERS OF I.T. Dirk Strauss . . . . Feature link: Windows Live Writer Open Source Windows Live Writer Open Source - Microsoft to Open Source Windows Live Writer, Richard Hay Other Speed Up Stored Procedures with Table Valued Parameters, Peter Vogel Security Auditing With ApexSQL Audit,…

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The Daily Six Pack: October 6, 2014

A COLLECTION OF LINKS FOR LOVERS OF I.T. Dirk Strauss . . . . Feature link: Fluent-Style Syntax Using Fluent-Style Syntax when Chaining Iterators, Sean Sexton Other Lies, Damn Lies and Version Numbers, Burke Holland Flipboard: a great example of “Why Windows”, Steve “Guggs” Guggenheimer Git- Integration With Visual Studio 2013, James Quick How…

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Google Project Loon – Cloaking The Earth With WiFi

project loon balloon sky networkI was recently on a business trip to Johannesburg and my flight arrived about an hour before my colleague’s flight. I decided to go get my morning caffeine fix at the Wimpy on the second level at OR Tambo International Airport.

I sat down, placed my order, whipped out my iPad mini and proceeded to ask the waiter for the WiFi password as I wanted to peruse Flipboard while enjoying my morning coffee. Contrary to popular belief, WiFi in South Africa is rarely free. Usually if you buy food at a restaurant you qualify for 30 minutes or a measly 50 Mb of data. (more…)

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