I am happy to announce I have launched my own Mastodon at urda.social/@urda and added an icon to the bottom of my website. You can follow me at @urda@urda.social
from any Mastodon server.
Are you wondering what I have been up to? You should visit urda.com/projects and take a look.
I joined Amazon and now have a key for my e-mail there!
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I changed OpenPGP keys. This is the public proof!
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Use this to send me secure communications or verify my signed messages.
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After a long hiatus, Writings of Urda returns!
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Jungle Disk stagnation, woes, and why I am leaving the product.
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Put PowerShell to work at cleaning up your XML files.
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Use PowerShell to clean up those old files that have not been written to
or altered in a while.
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Being able to drop certain chunks of code from one piece of software to another piece of unrelated software is a powerful thing. Not only does this save time, but it will also allow you to build a small library of tools you find useful in all your applications. Interfaces in C# is just one of many ways to build more modular objects that have similar behavior.