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Using deli.icio.us on your iPhone or iPod touch
My lovely wife got me an iPod touch for my birthday, and I really like it. Since it has WiFi and the safari browser, its like having a tiny computer. I have been using it to check email (both through the gmail web page and the IMAP client that comes wi...
Economic advice
I was reading a set of questions and answers with Robert Riech, and really liked this one: Q: What should the U.S. government change in its current fiscal policies in order to lead by example?A: The federal budget should be divided between past obligat...
Future Beachfront property
Happened to run across this site - firetree flood maps in which a guy has mashed up elevation data from NASA with Google maps, and can show (very roughly) what would be flooded if the oceans rose by differing amounts. The link above shows Houston (an a...
How to explicitly fail a FIT test from a DoFixture
Back when I was at DataCert, my buddy Jeff Palermo wrote a blog post on this topic. Since then, I have switched languages from C# to Java, so here is the same thing, translated to Java. import fit.Fixture; import fit.Parse; import fitlibrary.DoFixture...
Continuous Integration and Testing Conference coming to Texas
The Continuous Integration and Testing Conference is coming to Texas! The folks doing this conference (Paul Julius of Thoughtworks and Jeffrey Frederick of Agitar) have done 2 of these before, and all the reports I have heard have been good. I just reg...
The Old New Thing : The .Default user is not the default user
Something I needed to know the other day, setting up the screensaver on my electronic photo frame (it runs Windows). The Old New Thing : The .Default user is not the default user
My first experience with WATIR
I got an actual test plan for a new feature today - a list of manual test steps. I've been wanting to try out WATIR (Web Application Testing In Ruby) after learning about it from one of its creators, Bret Pettichord, who I had the pleasure of working w...
Using version control with FitNesse, revisited
I have written before about using subversion to provide source control for FitNesse tests, but we eventually abandoned that process because of difficulties with using the refactoring support built into FitNesse. We moved to a system where all edits to...
Playing Blog Tag
It was so nice of Jeremy to include me in the game. The hard part for me will be coming up with 5 people I know who have blogs and who haven't already been tagged! Here's my list: I consider myself an above-average woodworker. I used to do a lot more ...
Fun with GeoTagging
I've recently started playing with geotagging - adding location information to my photos. The basic idea is that you have a GPS keeping track of your location while you are taking photos, and then when you get back you can look through the GPS logs to ...

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Re: Installing Subversion Server on Windows
With regard to installing subversion as a service under Windows - the latest versions of the subversion svnserve daemon can run as a service, so the wrapper I referred to in part 3 is no longer necessary. See this link for details on how to make it wor...
Re: Installing Subversion Server on Windows
How do you make subversion run as a service? Your link is in part 3 dead. Ther rest was very helpful :) Cheers
Re: My first experience with WATIR
Testing comments on release 2.0.1
Re: My first experience with WATIR
Nice rundown. You have a knack for getting things working.
Re: Installing Subversion Server on Windows
Nice tutorial. If you're looking for an automated way to do this, check out Brian Kohrs' Blog entry called "Less Than Mere-Moments Installation of Subversion" http://blog.briankoh...

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Continuous Integration and Testing Conference coming to Texas

The Continuous Integration and Testing Conference is coming to Texas! The folks doing this conference (Paul Julius of Thoughtworks and Jeffrey Frederick of Agitar) have done 2 of these before, and all the reports I have heard have been good. I just registered, although it means that I will be out of town, away from family, and doing "work-related stuff" on the day before my 40th birthday!

What: OpenSpace event discussing all aspects of CI and Testing, together
Where: American Airlines Training & Conference Center, Fort Worth, Texas
When: Friday and Saturday, April 27 & 28, 2007
Who: Everyone interested in CI and Testing
Cost: Free

Click the link above for all the details and to register. Limited to the first 100 folks, so get going!

Update

Argh!!!! I looked at my calendar and it turns out I will not be able to go to this after all. Hopefully someone else from DrillingInfo will be able to go.

Posted by Steve on March 9, 2007 9:51:00 AM CST #

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