This blog has moved to another domain / hosting provider

from this point on i will blog in http://www.codesennin.com

Not too shabby Mr. Chrome

Chrome has survived the annual browser hacking contest. If nothing more i got really curious about it's sandbox security model.
Now if we only had the Firefox addons along...

Well, One can Dream i suppose.

Duplicate assemblies are magically un-excluded in Setup Projects

In .NET setup projects there is a chance that you have seen a warning saying...
"two or more objects have the same destination..." when you have 2 primary outputs that have a common assembly reference.

I have answered how to resolve this in stackoverflow recently

How to install a windows service programmatically in .NET

I recently answered a question in stackoverflow regarding this issue.

I hope this helps people out.

-Konstantinos

Facebook - R.I.P

I tried, i really tried to give facebook a second chance, alas i come to the same conclusion.

Due to various inconveniences and a good hiccup i decided to close my facebook account.

Sorry peeps, but i moved my wall a few inches, so you have to stretch a little bit more to write on it.

My new greek ranting blog

I have created this Greek blog and i will discuss all local matters there.
IT related issues will be posted here as usual.

Double clicking sln files in vista doesn't work?

I run to this problem twice by now both in work and at home.

When you go to devenv.exe and set it as through Compatibility tab as Run as administrator then the sln files don't open when you double click them.

The problem is that sln files are now opened by default with Microsoft Visual Studio Version Selector program O_o

So, right click your .sln file, go to Open With, browse to your microsoft visual studio installation and select devenv.exe file to be used always when opening .sln files.

There, now when you double click those files UAC will ask you for admin rights and then open visual studio.