Hmm, it's been a while since I've posted anything worth reading to anyone but my Mom!  I shall soon remedy this.

I'm in the process of securing the approval of Klipsch for my final edited version of the Podcast I did this week, so that should be up on KlipschCorner.com soon.  During this endeavor, I thought of an excellent idea for code/architecture podcasts, which I will not share until I have an example.

I've had the good fortune to actually interview some people lately.  Yesterday I thought up my favorite new interview question

"If you were interviewing me and wanted to stump me with a reasonable .NET question, what would it be?"

I need to qualify what "reasonable" means or come up with a better way of stating the challenge to avoid lame questions.  Yesterday the question I was asked was "What is the default file size limit for the FileUpload control in ASP.Net?".  Legitimate question to ask a senior .NET person or too specific to know unless you just used it this morning?  I'll let you be the judge.