LINKBLOG for September 9, 2007

• Developer’s Alarm: 200+ Hotkeys To Boost Your Productivity | Developer's Toolbox
  ' This post covers the most useful keyboard shortcuts for essential software applications users and web-developers can/should use on a daily basis '
  As I said before, you can never know too many keyboard shortcuts. So here's 200 more...
  


• Full Time Pay for Half Time Work? - Steven M Smith
  This one made me ponder for a while: if one of your colleagues works only 20 hours for the same pay, what would *you* think?
  


• Easier Debugging with Attributes - Alteridem Consulting
  There is a lot of debugging attributes left to discover if you already haven't. Dont know DebuggerStepThrough then *definitely* click through
  


• Washing fences - Nick Malik
  ' Quality is the art of standing back, looking at a job through another person's eyes, and judging it as they would '
  


• Should We Be Abstracting SQL Connections into Objects??? - Jay Kimble
  ' ...the big deal with ASP.NET is that it hides the stateless nature of the web '
  

Next two items (completely different though) via Rhonda


• Converting a List to an Array and back using Generics - Tim Stall
  


• *** 30 Ways to Transform Your Career - Dumb Little Man
  


• Coding Horror: Rainbow Hash Cracking
  Again and again Jeff comes up with totally different topics covering the whole spectrum when it comes to computers. Rainbow tables seem like the dullest things around, but he adds that little extra that keeps you reading
  


• Kernel Summit 2007 group photo, annotated - LWN.net
  hmm, don't know anyone here, but then, I'm not a kernel hacker
  


• Weekly Wrapup, 3-7 September 2007 - Read/Write Web
  


• Microsoft Updates vs. Other OS Updates - Matt Berther
  ' I’m anxious to hear from other people out there: Do you have Automatic Updates turned on? If not, why? '