Probably not a good sign when the doctor and the pharmacist both warn you about side effects, huh?
So true! RT @howtogeek: The first chapter of Getting Things Done should be changed to: “How to Read This Book Without Snoring”
SSIS blessed me with a SQL Server 4014 error last night. Been running that job for years, odd to see it suddenly pop up.
Many moons ago we had a web app with a 3rd party control that appeared to leak memory over time. The web server was IIS 5 (Windows 2000) and at the time it seemed like the easiest way to work…
[blogged] IIS 6 and Worker Process Recycling http://goo.gl/fb/hmE5
Silly blog spammers. Sometimes you write such insightful comments. But then you fill the name and url fields with keywords & spam. #delete
Girl Scout Samoas are right behind coffee in the “necessary items” category.
I haven’t read any news yet — is Buzz going to be an option for Google Apps mail users?
I can’t recall when I loaded this PC. Wonder if win7 is release candidate (AKA expiring soon) or the release version?
I wonder if I can get IIS worker process logging to actually work if I add “pretty please” somewhere to the metabase.xml?
IIS is driving me a bit bonkers today. Lost all my metabase edits after the last restart.
IE 8 isn’t all that horrible to use, but that default behavior to open everything in a new window instead of tab is just freakin’ maddening.
OMG! I *just* realized that IIS 6 defaults to restarting the Application Pools every 29 hours. Who thought 29 would be a good number? #wtf?
Or wait. Is “recycle worker processes (in minutes)” really referring to idle time? Can’t find a definitive answer in MSDN. (regarding IIS 6)
