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Inclusivity for teams across time zones

June 10, 2025 Andrew Arnott
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Fail tests instead of crash on Debug.Assert failures

May 16, 2025 Andrew Arnott
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The case for strong naming .NET assemblies

March 1, 2025 Andrew Arnott
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Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know

January 29, 2025 Andrew Arnott
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A fresh MessagePack library

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Inclusivity for teams across time zones
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Inclusivity for teams across time zones
Fail tests instead of crash on Debug.Assert failures
Software engineering
Fail tests instead of crash on Debug.Assert failures
The case for strong naming .NET assemblies
Software engineering
The case for strong naming .NET assemblies
Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know
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Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know
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How to add OpenID to your ASP.NET forms web site without using ASP.NET controls
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How to empty a SQL Server database transaction log file
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Why Yahoo! says your OpenID site’s identity is not confirmed
How to sell your Coinbase Multi-sig wallet coins on the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network
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How to sell your Coinbase Multi-sig wallet coins on the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network
Inclusivity for teams across time zones
Inclusivity
Inclusivity for teams across time zones
Fail tests instead of crash on Debug.Assert failures
Software engineering
Fail tests instead of crash on Debug.Assert failures
The case for strong naming .NET assemblies
Software engineering
The case for strong naming .NET assemblies
Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know
Software engineering
Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know
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Fixing the OpenID login user experience

March 1, 2009 Andrew Arnott

The user experience of OpenID at Relying Party web sites is so important to get right.  OpenID is right for your web site’s visitors – no doubt in my mind…

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DotNetOpenId v3.0 Beta 1 released

February 5, 2009 Andrew Arnott

Tonight DotNetOpenId, soon to be renamed DotNetOpenAuth, released beta 1 of the major v3.0 release.  You can download the bits from Ohloh.  Although downloads should remember that as a beta…

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DotNetOpenId is looking for a new home

February 2, 2009 Andrew Arnott

DotNetOpenId started on Google Code.  But we’re outgrowing it.  We’d like to move to a shared hosting server where we can have automated tests, nightly builds, and a better web…

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DotNetOpenId v3.0 to feature built-in OAuth support

February 2, 2009 Andrew Arnott

The next major release of DotNetOpenId, slated for a release in or around March 2009, will add OAuth support to the mix.  If you don’t know what OAuth is, it…

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Why using RPXNow is a bad idea

January 17, 2009 Andrew Arnott

Janrain has been a great influence in the OpenID community and I thank them for all their efforts.  They are, nevertheless, a company that must generate profits, and their recent…

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Remotely enable RDP

January 8, 2009 Andrew Arnott

Have you ever been away from your work PC, tried to Remote Desktop (RDP/mstsc) into it, only to realize that you’ve forgotten to enable RDP before you left work?  Ever…

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OpenID on Classic ASP

November 2, 2008 Andrew Arnott

Several people have asked for an OpenID library for Classic ASP.  Yes, it’s several years deprecated, but there are still some major and smaller sites using it.  Classic ASP allows…

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DotNetOAuth source code to be released eminently

October 21, 2008 Andrew Arnott

Microsoft attorneys have signed off on the open source release of the DotNetOAuth source code that I’ve been building in my spare time.  It should show up in the public…

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Your security is inversely proportional to the number of OpenID Providers you use

October 19, 2008 Andrew Arnott

Just a quick note if you’re familiar with OpenID’s XRDS documents and how they allow you to have one ‘omni-Identifier’ that lists all your other OpenID providers and identifiers so…

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Enable international characters in OpenID domain names

October 15, 2008 Andrew Arnott

If you’re using DotNetOpenId, you should consider enabling .NET to use IDN, or the International Domain Name scheme to enable users with international characters in the host name of their…

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