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  1. Finally got my PC hooked up at the new place. Starting to look like I have an office again.
  2. Finally getting done with the new Ensemble Video update v2.0.3.1. Had to cut a few features to make it happen.
  3. OMG! Last.FM is streaming Bulgarian music, that is crazy!
  4. Finally moved to my new apartment and have Internet access. It's been a crazy few days.
  5. I'm up but not sure I'm awake much. It was a long night. Didn't get to bad until 11am.
  6. Still out but now at The Fox and the Hound. Still having a great time. Good company means a lot!
  7. Out at Dave and Busters and having a great time!
  8. Ensemble Video now has basic audit loggin to the database and a CSV file. Thanks @mafudge!
  9. So freaking tired today and I have no clue why. Cranky too, don't mess with me, he he.
  10. I should make it a point to take my laptop to the beach next time and see if I can work from here.
  11. At the beach at Mustang Island. Still get wireless aignal! Life is great!
  12. Chuck Norris programmer jokes: http://snipr.com/kin6s, great stuff!
  13. Sometimes I wish I wasn't so damn detail oriented. Going through my music one file at time and making sure "the" is "The", nuts!
  14. @SteveAndrews That wouldn't work since I need to build the regex patern based on another variable.
  15. This is how: var regEx = new RegExp(this.executingFileName + '\.js(\\?.*)?$', 'i'); String.match(regEx);
  16. Next question, how do I use local variables in String.match(/regEx/); This is still JavaScript I'm talking about.
  17. I'm looking for a way to get the name of the JS file while inside the JS file. Kind of like Request.CurrentExecutionFilePath but for JS.
  18. Ensemble Video web app now can enforce certain password format/strength. Simple to implement and I hope it will be useful.
  19. Great tool for testing JS regular expressions: http://regexpal.com
  20. @codereflection Hmm...tempting :-)