C# - Dynamically Invoking Method on RuntimeTypes
I have an interesting project I set out to create today-
I have an interesting project I set out to create today-
Earlier today, somebody asked me to help troubleshoot a piece of code which was randomly erroring out- with a very undescriptive exception, only containing Unknown error (0x80005000)
The code in question, was recurring over groups, to gather membership. After ruling out permissions issues, I decided to try and replicate what was happening.
Here is an unusual issue.
You build a website. Its address is say… https://mywebsite.com/
You email this link to somebody, and it works. You share this link in a chat. it works.
You put this link into a word or excel document, and all of a sudden, you see this:

Ever have the problem where you were not paying attention, and you created a few commits on the MASTER branch, instead of a feature branch?
This is a continuation of part 1 of me swapping out a 14bolt SF for a 14 bolt FF rear end.
So- I have ran into an issue where user benchmark files to complete the benchmark, due to incomplete results of the sequential read / write tests.
Despite the nasty sounding title, this post will demonstrate an easy method to abstract the paging of an applications URL.
This is a portion of my Logging libraries, to allow me to log data to Splunk using the HEC. The data being logged can either be a simple string, or a full-blown object. Code examples are below to also handle exporting Metrics to Splunk.
So, an interesting request came across my desk earlier today, to query every asset a user has ever been assigned.
I ran into an issue today where a important production server was not being monitored. As well- when the user placed the object into maintenance mode, they did not include comments. Lastly- the UI does not show who performed the action by default without digging.
This is an updated version of Part 1 updated with feedback provided by this Reddit post.
Warning: I have very little experience doing body-work. I am also not very experienced stick-welding.
After running the XtremeOwnage.com forums for the last 10 or 15 years, active membership has dropped to pretty much nothing.
So, my rear end is starting to make death noises because I failed to properly set the pinion crush / preload.