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2010-08-12 :: Jim Priest // Code
VirtualBox Supports VirtualPC VHD Files

I was installing VirtualPC so I could run their free IE images for testing and I wondered if VirtualBox supported the VirtualPC .vhd file format. Last time I had checked (a while ago) it did not and you had to run through a conversion process. Looks like somewhere around VirtualBox 2.x they added support to [...]

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2010-08-04 :: Jim Priest // Code
My First (and last) CFUnited Presentation

Still unwinding from CFUnited 2010! It was my second year attending and first year presenting! I’d like to thank a few people: The folks at CFUnited for selecting me to speak! Dan Wilson for giving me a ride Anant Pradhan for volunteering (go TACFUG!) Everyone who attended my session :) There was certainly a different [...]

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2010-07-30 :: Jim Priest // Code
CFUnited – Code and More

I’ve posted code examples and a detailed ‘handout’ which includes links and more information on all the software I discussed in my presentation. I’ve also included some alternatives and options for non-Windows operating systems. CFUnited 2010 – Digging Into The Developer Toolbox Thanks to all that attended! If you have any questions or suggestions for [...]

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2010-07-21 :: Jim Priest // Code
CFUnited or Bust

I’m not going to say I’ll be at CFUnited until I actually get there… lest I jinx myself, but it’s only 1 week away! I am looking forward to seeing everyone, meeting some new people and giving my first (and last) CFUnited presentation. I’ll be talking about all the tools I use to work smarter/less/faster/lazier… [...]

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2010-06-30 :: Jim Priest // Code
Open Source CFML Conference – 2011

Just saw this on Twitter… OpenCF Summit is a community gathering focused exclusively on promoting free and open source software in the CFML community. If you’re interested in getting into the free software CFML engines, enhancing CFML engines through plugins or outright hacking, and socializing with people doing cutting-edge things with CFML, this is the [...]

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