Jokes from a database, also implemented as a SOAP service, with a link to the WSDL service description.
These links: JAD and JAR are to a small midlet I wrote in J2ME to provide access to that SOAP service and display Jokes on my phone. It worked on my old T610 and my new SP5 and although inelegant was a successful proof of concept.
If you visit this page with a WAP/WML device (i.e your cellphone) that also accepts XHTML you will be served this page instead (if your device does not accept XHTML you will receive a different WML page not renderable by most browsers).
Handy scripts for solving problems.
Notes and references to avoid forgetting tircks of the trade.
Bits 'n pieces from various projects.
I recently uncovered this bit of old assembler I wrote. Compiled by MASM I used it in Turbo Pascal (Version 4 I think) to write strings to text "windows" or change colours of characters already written. It was part of a text windowing system that I was very proud of with quite sophisticated clipping regions and all.