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Viewing by month: March 2008
Mar
28
2008
How-to: Windows Debugging Tools to analyze a crash dumpEvery now and then I need to analyze a BSOD dump and have to look up a how-to each time. I found this nice little how-to on analyzing BSOD crash dumps with Windows Debugging Tools randomly and decided to blog/bookmark it for a later time from The Back Room Tech. 0 comments - Posted by Russell Brown at 8:05 AM - Categories: Debugging | Development
Mar
27
2008
iPod and iTunes - Parsing the XML LibraryI ran across an interesting blog entry from Peter DeBetta where he shows us how to parse the iTunes library with T-SQL. I'm not really sure what to do with this information yet, but I like it non the less... 0 comments - Posted by Russell Brown at 7:52 AM - Categories: iTunes | SQL | Development
Mar
15
2008
Review: Klucky Pucks Knee SlidersLast year I did some searching and testing for replacement knee pucks / knee sliders. The results of that time left me with one answer/product: Klucky Pucks. 0 comments - Posted by Russell Brown at 7:23 PM - Categories: Motorcycles | Racing | Reviews |
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The Klucky pucks have a high quality Velcro back that in my 3 sets so far has yet to fail me in any way. The slider material is a hard semi-greasy almost consistency that provides solid feedback/drag from the track yet slides well, doesn't get caught up, and more importantly doesn't seem to over heat and melt like many others.