So, Im using Process Monitor to hunt down some permission or anti virus problems in windows. I notice  a query to a registry key “Image File Execution Options”. I get curious. Turns out that you can turn on a debugger when starting a program. Someone used it to control a virus outbreak, but it could be handy for other things as well.

So, Im using Process Monitor to hunt down some permission or anti virus problems in windows. I notice  a query to a registry key “Image File Execution Options”. I get curious. Turns out that you can turn on a debugger when starting a program. Someone used it to control a virus outbreak, but it could be handy for other things as well.

We are waiting for VS2012. What will impact work experience most will probably be the user interface changes as described in: Visual Studio 11 User Interface Updates Coming in RC One thing I don’t understand is the preference for all caps. The interface is riddles with them. However Richard Banks describes howto prevent VS2012 ALL CAPS menus, so there might be hope yet.

We are waiting for VS2012. What will impact work experience most will probably be the user interface changes as described in: Visual Studio 11 User Interface Updates Coming in RC One thing I don’t understand is the preference for all caps. The interface is riddles with them. However Richard Banks describes howto prevent VS2012 ALL CAPS menus, so there might be hope yet.

Yesterday I spent hours trying to figure out why a checkbox did not get checked (visually). When debugging the knockout code, it was clear that the DOM elements got checked. They did not update visually until another checkbox got checked. I tried other methods of checking the checkbox (both setAttribute and jquery) to no affect. What was even weirder is that it works the same in both chrome and IE. To reproduce, click on the first checkbox and then the second in this fiddle. I got the question if I had a[...]