And HTML with a little CSS too ...

And cats ...

And abstraction, and style ...

And honey ...

And trackpads ... and keyboards ... and escape keys ...

Where has all the time gone?

And the Tao of Ted

And a very cool function

And factorials

And finding things ... backwards

And Service Principal Names

And a bit of Kerberos

And numbers, digits and continued fractions

And irrational numbers ... and JavaScript

Featuring a man called Josh

And recursive traversals

And singing bananas

Multiplying with geometry

And testing for primality

And different approaches to it

And my journey from loving math to hating it and back to loving it again

How to do it right with SQL Server

And lists

Further details, interpretations and observations

Where the beautiful people hang out

It's all about the trackpad ...

Time to get off my arse and blog again

And greed

They're badass!

What they didn't teach you in Kindergarten

And don't get me started on aluminum ...

Solve that cube!

And arduinos

A walk down memory lane

Turning on Read Committed Snapshot might change behavior

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the RDBMS

Be like Mike

"Wit and puns aren't just decor in the mind; they're essential signs that the mind knows it's on, recognizes its own software and can spot the bugs in its own program."

ASCII, multi-byte, Unicode, encoding, lions, tigers and bears ... oh my!

Too much of which has been known to give one a large circumference

There are roughly 00111111111111111111111111111111 types of people in the world, those who understand floating point numbers, and those who don’t.

Three logicians walked into a bar ...

"It ain't whatcha write, it's the way atcha write it." - Jack Kerouac

"You cannot begin, until you begin."