WhiteSites News and Updates
Apr 28, 2008 by Paul White
New website is coming soon. Read about it and other rants.
Apr 28, 2008 by Paul White
New website is coming soon. Read about it and other rants.
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Stop Spam with Grey Listing in SmarterMail
Apr 17, 2008 by Paul White
For the longest time I had the wrong definition of what grey listing is. Once I figured out what it really is, and implemented it on my server running SmarterMail 4.x. I saw a huge drop in spam. If you hate spam, this might very well solve all your problems. Read this article for information on how it works and why it works.
Apr 17, 2008 by Paul White
For the longest time I had the wrong definition of what grey listing is. Once I figured out what it really is, and implemented it on my server running SmarterMail 4.x. I saw a huge drop in spam. If you hate spam, this might very well solve all your problems. Read this article for information on how it works and why it works.
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Best idea to solve the war in the middle east
Apr 05, 2008 by Paul White
I got this recently in an email. Even though its not the most politically correct solution, it is maybe one of the better ones.
Apr 05, 2008 by Paul White
I got this recently in an email. Even though its not the most politically correct solution, it is maybe one of the better ones.
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How to Decompile a .NET DLL
Apr 01, 2008 by Paul White
I am not a huge fan of precompiling my code into DLL files, Simply because it makes it harder for other to diagnose problems, and trouble shoot your application. Repairs should be possible with notepad if you are desperate. I had a client that called with this exact situation. Their Old Developer was a hard core Visual Studio Man, and all the code was in DLL files. I found a little tool that allows you to open the DLLs and see the source code. Opening DLL files may not be legal in some situations, but in my case it was to help my client get their application back up and running. I was rather impressed with this tool.
Apr 01, 2008 by Paul White
I am not a huge fan of precompiling my code into DLL files, Simply because it makes it harder for other to diagnose problems, and trouble shoot your application. Repairs should be possible with notepad if you are desperate. I had a client that called with this exact situation. Their Old Developer was a hard core Visual Studio Man, and all the code was in DLL files. I found a little tool that allows you to open the DLLs and see the source code. Opening DLL files may not be legal in some situations, but in my case it was to help my client get their application back up and running. I was rather impressed with this tool.
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