feat: Add redirects from old sites.

_chadmyers/2008-01-04-joining-the-donkey-side.md

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 The wonderful folks over at [Los Techies](http://www.lostechies.com/) invited me to join the list of their notable and venerable bloggers and I humbly accepted.
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-05-announcing-an-austin-tdd-randori-codingdojo-session.md

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 [Ray Houston](www.rayhouston.com/blog) and I will be hosting/facilitating a [CodingDojo](http://wiki.agilefinland.com/?CodingDojo)-style, [Randori](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randori)-style TDD session in early February here in Austin, TX.
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-05-what-i-do-with-spoilers.md

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 [Joe Ocampo](http://www.lostechies.com/blogs/joe_ocampo) (a.k.a. AgileJoe, not to be mistaken for his evil cousin, [WaterfallJoe](http://www.waterfall2006.com/)) [has tagged me](http://www.lostechies.com/blogs/joe_ocampo/archive/2007/12/20/what-i-do.aspx) for a [What I do post](http://www.sheysrebellion.net/blog/2007/11/20/what-do-you-do/).
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-06-a-challenge-to-microsoft-scott-guthrie.md

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+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/01/06/a-challenge-to-microsoft-scott-guthrie.aspx/"
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 After reading [Ayende’s latest post](http://ayende.com/Blog/archive/2008/01/06/ASP.Net-Ajax-Error-Handling-and-WTF.aspx), and having run into few myself just this weekend (see System.Data.SqlClient.MetaType), I’d like to challenge Microsoft’s .NET efforts, and particularly Scott Guthrie’s group (since I have the most hope of them actually accomplishing this), to release a library/framework/module (something like ASP.NET AJAX, ASP.NET MVC Extensions, etc — on that scope) with the following statistics:
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-06-working-with-activerecord-model-classes-outside-of-the-rails-environment.md

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   - Rails
   - Ruby
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/01/06/working-with-activerecord-model-classes-outside-of-the-rails-environment.aspx/"
 ---
 I had a task yesterday that involved me wanting to dump some information about a Rails ActiveRecord class I had (don’t ask, it’s a long story).
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-10-austin-tdd-codingdojo-signup.md

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   - .NET
   - TDD
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/01/10/austin-tdd-codingdojo-signup.aspx/"
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 The details of the Austin TDD CodingDojo event have been finalized and the sign up form is now online.
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-11-the-truth-which-makes-waterfall-advocates-go-blind.md

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 [Frans Bouma](http://weblogs.asp.net/fbouma) recently posted a [post to his blog](http://weblogs.asp.net/fbouma/archive/2008/01/11/the-waterfall-which-makes-agile-pundits-go-blind.aspx?CommentPosted=true#commentmessage) pointing out some of his frustration with the various ALT.NET communities (specifically mailing lists).   As I understand it, his primary argument was that there wasn’t much academic thinking and citations behind some of the positions and postulations people have voiced on the list. While I certainly appreciate his (and am guilty of it) and agree that there’s a less citation and academic backup behind some of the ideas than there should be.  Part of this is simply because the CS academic community is behind the commercial world in some areas, and the commercial software development world generally doesn’t produce a lot of academic-quality research papers sufficient for the level of citation Frans appears to be demanding.
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-11-what-would-an-apple-gaming-console-look-like.md

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 ---
 While pondering my navel, it occurred to me that there is a potential GUI-heavy lickable touchable poke-able consumer electronic device that Apple has not yet touched: Gaming Consoles.
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-12-101-great-computer-programming-quotes.md

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 ---
 (Found [via DotNetKicks — please kick it there](http://www.dotnetkicks.com/other/101_Great_Computer_Programming_Quotes_1), don’t kick this post)
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-25-austin-tdd-codingdojo-full.md

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 We actually didn’t get the form shut down in time and a few overflow’s slipped in, so it’s gonna be a little cramped.  I’m betting that a few people will be no-shows (stuff comes up, hey, what can you do, right?) so I’m sure it’ll work out alright in the end. [Ray Houston](http://www.rayhouston.com/blog) and I have come up with a dev scenario for the dojo that will actually contribute something to the world and help kids learn, how ’bout that, huh?
 

_chadmyers/2008-01-26-i-don-t-trust-me.md

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 ---
 ## Where I’m Coming From
 

_chadmyers/2008-02-11-austin-tdd-codingdojo-complete.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ dsq_thread_id:
 categories:
   - CodingDojo
   - TDD
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/02/10/austin-tdd-codingdojo-complete.aspx/"
 ---
 <img style="margin: 0px 0px 0px 15px" src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2069/2256055088_2c08066a8a.jpg?v=0" align="right" />On Saturday morning, February 9th, 2008, on the [frozen tundra of Lambeau Field](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambeau_Field#.22The_Frozen_Tundra.22), 20+ geeks descended to explore what TDD was all about. Ok, it wasn&#8217;t frozen, nor tundra, nor Lambeau Field, but it was Feb. 9th and we were all geeks and it was good.
 

_chadmyers/2008-02-11-you-need-to-blog-now.md

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 Seriously. No, I know. Stop it. Stop whining. Yes, they will care what you have to say. No, it hasn’t all been said before. Yes, seriously. Do it. YOU, YES YOU!
 

_chadmyers/2008-02-12-don-t-take-encryption-and-hashing-lightly.md

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 A word to the wise for framework and product-shipping designers: Don’t take encryption, signing, and hashing lightly. Also, choose your cryptographic algorithms well and even consider making the cryptographic algorithm choice a configurable item.
 

_chadmyers/2008-02-13-guiding-principles-101.md

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+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/02/12/guiding-principles-101.aspx/"
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 As a answer-in-part to my own [Call To Blog More](http://www.lostechies.com/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/02/10/you-need-to-blog-now.aspx), I’d like to make an entry.  I’d like to talk about some of the guiding principles of design we should all be thinking about and re-enforcing in each other.  These principles require discipline and it’s VERY easy to not use them and still achieve decent results (at the cost of looming, expensive problems down the road).  You owe it to yourself and your fellow co-worker developer to be familiar with these, at least, and to make an attempt to practice them on a daily basis.
 

_chadmyers/2008-02-13-the-first-2-hours-of-tdd-are-the-most-painful.md

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   - CodingDojo
   - Programming
   - TDD
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/02/12/the-first-2-hours-of-tdd-are-the-most-painful.aspx/"
 ---
 ## Quick Background
 

_chadmyers/2008-02-20-austin-tdd-codingdojo-homework.md

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   - CodingDojo
   - TDD
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 A few folks have been working on some of the stories and code we were talking about at the Austin TDD CodingDojo earlier this month.  [Joe Ocampo](http://agilejoe.lostechies.com), [Ray Houston](http://rhouston.lostechies.com), and I have been discussing it and Joe even did a cool spike/prototype to get things moving (I’ve looked at it Joe, I haven’t had a chance to write back my thoughts or merge the code in yet, sorry man).
 

_chadmyers/2008-02-22-sql-is-the-assembly-language-of-the-modern-world.md

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   - Misc
   - SQL is evil
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/02/21/sql-is-the-assembly-language-of-the-modern-world.aspx/"
 ---
 This isn’t a new idea, it’s [been mentioned before](http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000117.html), so I’m not taking credit for it, but it’s still worth pointing out… again… for the umpteenth time. So I’m gonna pick up the baton-of-flames and try the argument again:
 

_chadmyers/2008-02-24-i-find-your-lack-of-tests-disturbing.md

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   - Principles
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+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/02/24/i-find-your-lack-of-tests-disturbing.aspx/"
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 Found this here: [{|one, step, back|}](http://onestepback.org/index.cgi/Tech/Programming/DarthTest.red) and I had to <strike>cry </strike>chuckle.
 

_chadmyers/2008-02-26-on-knightly-duty-and-suffering.md

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 I’ve been reading “[The story of King Arthur and His Knights](http://www.amazon.com/Story-Arthur-Knights-Unabridged-Classics/dp/1402725035/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1203995551&sr=11-1)” by Howard Pyle to my son in the evenings recently.  It’s filled with various stories of knightly prowess, victory and defeat, triumph and humiliation, etc. Overall, I’d recommend it and I think my son got a lot out of it, even if the language (_Ye Olde English_) is somewhat difficult to parse (we just came off of the classic The Adventures of Robin Hood, so he was used to the language).
 

_chadmyers/2008-03-03-ping-pong-pairing-it-s-not-just-for-breakfast-anymore.md

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+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/03/03/ping-pong-pairing-it-s-not-just-for-breakfast-anymore.aspx/"
 ---
 Yesterday was my first day working at my new employer, [Bayern Software](http://www.bayernsoftware.com/), with (name drop alert!) [Jeremy Miller](http://codebetter.com/blogs/jeremy.miller/default.aspx).  We started right off with an easy story doing ping-pong pairing. I really dig this method of doing development (not to mention pairing, not to mention TDD).
 

_chadmyers/2008-03-08-pablo-s-topic-of-the-month-march-solid-principles.md

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 # Pablo&#8217;s Topic of the Month &#8211; March: SOLID Principles[<img style="border-top-width: 0px;border-left-width: 0px;border-bottom-width: 0px;margin: 15px;border-right-width: 0px" height="240" alt="pablos_topic" src="http://lostechies.com/chadmyers/files/2011/03PablosTopicoftheMonthMarchSOLIDPrinciple_12781/pablos_topic_thumb.png" width="240" align="right" border="0" />](http://lostechies.com/chadmyers/files/2011/03PablosTopicoftheMonthMarchSOLIDPrinciple_12781/pablos_topic_2.png)
 

_chadmyers/2008-03-09-interesting-good-behavior-of-closures.md

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 For some reason, I didn’t think this would work, but it does:
 

_chadmyers/2008-03-12-ptom-the-liskov-substitution-principle.md

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   - Principles
   - Programming
   - PTOM
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 # The Liskov Substitution Principle
 

_chadmyers/2008-03-16-time-to-login-screen-and-the-absolute-basic-requirements-for-good-software.md

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+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/03/16/time-to-login-screen-and-the-absolute-basic-requirements-for-good-software.aspx/"
 ---
 I went and hung out with some fellow developers on Saturday (at the [Grist Mill in New Braunfels, TX](http://www.gristmillrestaurant.com/), incidentally — wonderful place!) and we talked about all sorts of things on the way down, there, and back up.  One of the things that particularly stuck in my mind was a discussion how there are still software development teams out there not using things like source control or automated builds.  Everything is by hand and magic.
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-01-pablo-s-topic-of-the-month-april-advanced-language-patterns-for-visual-basic.md

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   - "1998"
   - Humor
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/03/31/pablo-s-topic-of-the-month-april-advanced-language-patterns-for-visual-basic.aspx/"
 ---
 # Pablo’s Topic of the Month – April: Advanced Language Patterns for Visual Basic
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-02-pablo-s-topic-of-the-month-april-design-patterns.md

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   - Principles
   - Programming
   - PTOM
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/04/01/pablo-s-topic-of-the-month-april-design-patterns.aspx/"
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 # Pablo&#8217;s Topic of the Month &#8211; April: Design Patterns[<img height="240" alt="pablos_topic" src="http://lostechies.com/chadmyers/files/2011/03PablosTopicoftheMonthMarchSOLIDPrinciple_12781/pablos_topic_thumb.png" width="240" align="right" border="0" />](http://lostechies.com/chadmyers/files/2011/03PablosTopicoftheMonthMarchSOLIDPrinciple_12781/pablos_topic_2.png)
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-03-ancient-wisdom-is-inescapable-especially-with-project-management.md

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   - Agile
   - Mangement
   - Programming
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/04/02/ancient-wisdom-is-inescapable-especially-with-project-management.aspx/"
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 # Introduction
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-04-agile-arguments-part-1-the-kickoff.md

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   - Agile Arguments
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 # Kickoff
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-06-agile-arguments-part-2-background-and-arguments-from-fear.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ dsq_thread_id:
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   - Agile
   - Agile Arguments
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/04/06/agile-arguments-part-2-background-and-arguments-from-fear.aspx/"
 ---
 In this second part to [my ongoing Agile Arguments series](http://www.lostechies.com/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/04/03/agile-arguments-part-1-the-kickoff.aspx), I want to go into a little background and cover a little bit about (what I think) Agile is about and it’s purpose and values. I’d like to also talk a little bit about why I think this stuff is important enough to spend time arguing about. 
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-06-if-you-suddenly-had-a-week-of-free-time.md

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 I’m gonna take a minute away from my regularly scheduled blog posts (GoF patterns, Agile Arguments, etc) and seek wisdom from the Collective. Aside from spending more time with the family and the kids, doing some networking and career building, there’s going to be some time where I’ll have a chance to work on something and I’m trying to decide how best to spend this time. 
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-07-dear-jetbrains-re-resharper-4-eap-nightlies.md

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   - .NET
   - Misc
   - Resharper
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/04/07/dear-jetbrains-re-resharper-4-eap-nightlies.aspx/"
 ---
 Dear JetBrains,
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-21-engaging-microsoft.md

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   - .NET
   - ALTdotNET
   - Programming
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/04/21/engaging-microsoft.aspx/"
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 Many Microsoft employees were at the ALT.NET conf in Seattle — including many of the ones that have been criticized publicly by the greater ALT.NET community. Not only was Microsoft there, but they were a sponsor and a few employees were even on the organizers list.
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-21-move-to-austin.md

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 That’s it. Just do it. Yes, I know… I understand… Stop thinking about excuses for no and start thinking about reasons for Yes.  
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-21-remote-pairing-and-screencasting.md

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   - ALTdotNET
   - CodingDojo
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/04/21/remote-pairing-and-screencasting.aspx/"
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 I’m starting to question the value of blogging as a way of rallying community efforts.  I’m inclined to focus more on article-style blogging vs. conversational-style blogging and moving the conversation to Skype+VNC and recording the interactions and minimally producing screencasts of interesting interactions.
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-23-two-random-thoughts.md

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 1 – Support open source in the .NET realm. [Ray Houston](http://rhouston.lostechies.com) [posted about this](http://www.lostechies.com/blogs/rhouston/archive/2008/04/22/funding-open-source-with-donations.aspx). We helped prod [Hammet](http://hammett.castleproject.org) into putting up a [donate link for the Castle Project](http://hammett.castleproject.org/?p=279).  I suggest investing $25, $50, or $100.  I say ‘investing’ because it’s not charity. It’s an investment in .NET’s future. Already open source projects like NHibernate, Castle Project, and others have affected Microsoft and prompted them to change how they do some things for the better and we all benefit for it. It’s quite possible MS would not have considered doing ASP.NET MVC if it had not been for the Castle MonoRail project. 
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-25-the-problem-preventer.md

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   - .NET
   - Mangement
   - Principles
+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/04/25/the-problem-preventer.aspx/"
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 # Problem Statement
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-27-agile-arguments-part-3-arguments-from-time-and-money.md

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+redirect_from: "/blogs/chad_myers/archive/2008/04/26/agile-arguments-part-3-arguments-from-time-and-money.aspx/"
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     In this part 3 of my Agile Arguments series, I’d like to tackle the very common question — whenever the word ‘agile’ is mentioned among people who have budgetary control of some sort — that goes something like, ‘With Agile, how can you ever budget for time or money on your project?’
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-27-real-rapid-development.md

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      From my experience, which is admittedly tainted with many bad RAD experiences, the term ‘RAD’ or ‘Rapid Application Development’ has come to mean ‘Bang on the keyboard and mouse as absolutely fast as possible to get through all the features you can and then have a major death march hero bugfixing party near the end of the project and then ship it and hope for the best.
 

_chadmyers/2008-04-27-virtues-of-on-demand-design.md

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 # Process Virtues
 

_chadmyers/2008-05-05-tying-up-loose-ends.md

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 # Blogging Stuff
 

_chadmyers/2008-05-08-nant-script-for-determining-whether-an-assembly-is-register-in-the-gac.md

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 A friend of mine, [Kevin Miller](http://blogs.dovetailsoftware.com/blogs/kmiller/), recently put out a public call for anyone who had some NAnt magic for detecting whether a given assembly is in the GAC or not. I had written something like this a year or so ago and I thought I’d share it with everyone in the hopes it might help you.
 

_chadmyers/2008-05-10-ot-you-can-save-lives.md

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 I debated about posting this on a technical blog and abusing the relationship with my subscribers, but I believe that the benefits outweigh the negatives. Lives are stake, people are suffering, and many of YOU can help. I hope you agree that this post is worth it.