Hvala vsem ki ste se udeležili predavanj. Menim da smo odprli nekaj zanimivih vprašanj, ki jih velja dobro razmisliti pri naslednjih projektih. Prezentacija predavanja z naslovom “Kako z velikimi” je na voljo za “dolvleko”.

Odločili smo se za prodajo našega ljubega stanovanja v Spodnji Šiški. Več si lahko preberete na strani namenjeni stanovanju.

Stanovanje smo vmes že prodali.

This is mostly a “note to self”. If you receive “The database could not be exclusively locked to perform the operation.” error message, you have to put the DB in the single user mode, then change the collation. Here’s how to do it:

USE MASTER
GO

ALTER DATABASE moovme SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE
ALTER DATABASE moovme COLLATE Slovenian_CI_AS
ALTER DATABASE moovme SET MULTI_USER
GO

Hope that helps anyone.

Hvala vsem ki ste prišli na predavanje. Tukaj se nahaja powerpoint prezentacija s predavanja ASP.NET MVC. Upam da ste izpolnili vprašalnike.

I was surprised when I plugged my 20″ iMac into an “energy meter” to see that it only burns less than 70 Watts when in normal operation (screen not dimmed, Airport turned on, browsers VMWare open). I borrowed one today and played around to see how much various devices consume (like my Canon printer in idle mode) and just how energy efficient are “energy efficient light bulbs“.To cut the long story short, energy efficient light bulbs really are energy efficient.

Canon inject printer iP4300 consumes 0 Watt when in idle mode (it probably consumes more, but so small, that the energy meter does not detect it).

An interesting observation about light bulbs though: normal, healthy energy efficient light bulb takes a bit to warm up. During that period, it consumes less energy that it’s supposed to when “warm”. I also have a bit “overused” energy efficient light bulb (was frequently turned on/off for short periods of time) and interestingly enough, it consumes more power when “warming up” (an 11Watt light bulb consumes 15-17 Watts when warming up), but then (after 1 min apx) drops to 10-11 Watts. Thought someone else might find that bit of information useful.