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Author Archives: Rex Morgan
Nine Months Later…
It’s going on nine months since my last update… I’m horrible about keeping my blog up to date. Since I haven’t come up with a New Year’s Resolution, I’m going to go ahead and make this blog it. Keeping it … Continue reading
Posted in General, Heart, Software
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AES/Rijndael Encryption
I’ve been pretty busy with work lately, but it has been very interesting. The past couple of days I’ve been working with the AES/Rijndael to encrypt sensitive user data in the application I’m currently working on. It has been pretty … Continue reading
Posted in C#, Encryption, Programming, SQL Server, Technology
Tagged AES, best practices, C#, CLR, Encryption, Reporting Services, Rijndael, Sensitive Data, SQL Server
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Devo & Enso
After looking at PodiPodi yesterday there was an obvious problem of context, which brought up a very valid question, “why would someone want to do a google/yahoo/whatever search while on your page and have the results displayed as an overlay … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Software, Technology
Tagged devo, enso, humanized, podipodi, sharedcopy
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PodiPodi
I was browsing around on the internet this morning and I ran across a website plugin called PodiPodi. Basically it looks like they took Enso from Humanized, ported it to the web and now offer it as a service to … Continue reading
WordPress 2.6
I have just upgraded this blog to the latest version of WordPress. I really like where WordPress is going and hope they keep up all the good work. And as always, DreamHost made the entire upgrade process a simple one-click … Continue reading
RiderRally
Well, it’s finally launched. After a very intense and stressful two months, we’ve created a social networking site from scratch. The company I work for, PROACE, partnered with the ROT Rally to create a site where bikers can communicate year-round. … Continue reading
Finding Music Through Muxtape
A couple of weeks ago, a co-worker of mine showed Drew and I a site that he was using to listen to music called Muxtape. It’s a pretty cool site that allows users to upload up to 12 songs to … Continue reading
21 Going on 72
The past few weeks have been pretty fun. Last Sunday, Monday and Tuesday night I was having heart palpitations, which were lasting for about an hour to an hour and a half. When these happen for me, my heart feels … Continue reading
My Latest Obsession
Those of you that know me in real life probably realize that I have a tendency to obsess about something for awhile, then sort of forget about it. Well, my latest obsession has been developing native applications for the iPhone … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Objective-C, Programming, Technology, iPhone
Tagged Apple, iPhone, Objective-C, Programming
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