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imageJust because I don’t work for DotNetNuke anymore, doesn’t mean I am done with this fabulous platform. For my new gig at ClubReady (, I started this past Monday) I am not doing DotNetNuke related work, but I am still working on the web. I was doing some research and testing with SignalR, if you want to find out what it is, click on the link there and check it out. In short, it allows for webpages and apps to have an open pipe between the client and the server, allowing you to send information back and forth with ease.

It always seems that one project always leads to another, and I'm usually lucky if that other is only one. First I started on my Flickr module for this website. That leads to me needing to setup SQL server, that leads me to wanting to setup a server in the basement with SQL server on it. Which leads me to (for a brief moment) think of buying a Windows Home Server from Circuity City. Luckily I stopped with the thoughts of buying a new machine for now. At the moment I'm trying to install an eval version of Windows Home Server on an old machine in the basement with a new hard drive I bought today, which leads me to the question. Where do my mice go when they die? I can't find a PS2 mouse in this house to save my life, now to see if a wireless USB mouse will do what I need, as I can't get past the license agreement screen without a mouse.... Bad UI MS
Checkout yet ANOTHER domain name! Yes, I do own too many domain names. www.domoticsblog.com is the future home of the most prominent Home Automation blog on the web! Check it out as the site begins to come...
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Chris Hammond

Chris Hammond

is a father, husband, leader, developer, photographer and car guy. Chris has long specialized in ASP.NET and DotNetNuke (DNN) development, so you will find a variety of posts relating to those topics. For more information check out the about Chris Hammond page.

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