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You know you're a grad student when... you can identify universities by their internet domains. you are constantly looking for a thesis in novels. you have difficulty reading anything that doesn't have footnotes. you understand jokes about Foucault. the concept of free time scares you. you consider caffeine to be a major food group. you've ever brought books with you on vacation and actually studied. Saturday nights spent studying no longer seem weird. the professor doesn't show up to class and you discuss the readings anyway. you've ever travelled across two state lines specifically to go to a library. you appreciate the fact that you get to choose which twenty hours out of the day you have to work. you still feel guilty about giving students low grades (you'll get over it). you can read course books and cook at the same time. you schedule events for academic vacations so your friends can come. you hope it snows during spring break so you can get more studyi

Hi, This is the discussion board for .NET. Please post here if you have got any problem in .NET, we'll discuss about the problem. If you find the solution to the problem, then post the solution too, so that it will be easier for others, if they get the same problem. Thank you, Technobloggersnp

I typically, do not use Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 from my laptop, but today I had to. I designed a simple page and tried to run that, but it said " Page can not be displayed, check your Internet Connection.. blah blah" . I searched over the internet regarding this error but most of the solutions were regarding IIS which I was not using at that time.  After some time I found that    the problem is because of IPV6 supports of ASP.NET Development Server. To disable IPV6 so that ASP.NET Development Server runs, we can do as below. 1. Go to c:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\. 2. Edit file hosts. Put a ‘#’ before the rows “::1 localhost”. 3. Save it. If you can not save the file and get some permission errors, follow the following steps: 1.  Run cmd as Administrator ( in Windows Vista) first.  2. Go to c:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\ from command prompt.  3. Type "Edit hosts" there 4. Put a ‘#’ before the rows “::1 localhost” and save it. After saving the file go to you

Welcome to our blog.  Today, we are in the world of Information technology. People are getting more obsessed to the technological stuffs like websites, blogs and different electronic gadgets. We have started this blog to help those people who like to do programming and read about the electronic designs.  Here, we are going to post the issues which we have faced and post the solutions to those issues which we implemented. You can get many technical blogs in the blogosphere, however we want to do something different.  In our blog, we discuss about programming issues, Electronic issues and other issues as well. We have tried to make our blog versatile, so that you can get much more information. Please keep visiting our blog and send us your wonderful suggestions.  Thank you, Techno-Bloggers