Bill Sempf

Husband. Father. Pentester. Secure software composer. Brewer. Lockpicker. Ninja. Insurrectionist. Lumberjack. All words that have been used to describe me recently. I help people write more secure software.

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2007
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2006
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2005
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Mastodon

C# is the new VB

News flash: MSXML6 breaks stuff

The rocking starts earlier every year

Open Source and Enterprise Development

Ever needed to search for a string in your stored procedures?

Getting the version from a ClickOnce published application

Cost Abated Translation, circa 1996

Artichoke Dip

Check out my Productivity article on MSDN

They sold the Heisman?

Project Reference in VS 2005 causes: Could not find file 'Microsoft.Windows.CommonLanguageRuntime, Version=2.0.50727.0'

Don’t underestimate the My object