Delta Software Labs Small scale software development

So, I've been trying to remember how to make Visual Studio display line numbers. After a while I remembered where the option was supposed to be, and I went there. And it wasn't there. So I searched every property window I could find within Visual Studio(This is the 2008 Express edition, for future reference) and it was no where to be found. So where was it hiding this entire time?

I really heart Google right now. I just recently discovered the Google Apps service, which allows us to, among other things, create a gmail account with an email address on our domain name. So, along with the contact forms on this site, you can now contact me at nathan@deltalabs.net and Caleb at caleb@deltalabs.net.

Yes, I know things have been incredibly slow here lately. We've got a lot in the works, but little of it is nearing completion. Caleb is working feverishly on KM, and as soon as he is done we are going to start on openComic, an open source CMS built for webcomic sites, and Crystal Engine, our PC game engine, which we will base most of our games on. After Crystal is complete, we'll begin work on NetWar, an open source C# port of Robocode.

We're moving the site away from the original idea of a formal business and more towards a personal development site. This is prompted mostly by the fact that there are thirteen-year-old hookers with better long term business plans than ours, and we figured it'd be a good idea to cut our losses. We'll still be offering custom website and software construction, but the site may get a tad bit more fun. For us anyway.

I've managed to make Ecosim stable. If you're a C# developer, you can head over to the Ecosim page and download the source via SVN to see the changes.

So, here I am reading this article about a bug in Vista. It's a pretty nasty one, and many speculate that it's actually an intentional part of Vista's underlying DRM schemes. Ew.

Sung to the tune of 99 bottles of beer on the wall:

Ninety-nine major bugs in the code,
ninety-nine major bugs.
Fix one bug,
compile the code,
one-hundred and three major bugs in the code.

One-hundred and three major bugs in the code,
one-hundred and three major bugs...

You can imagine the rest.

We're moving to drupal! This will make the site more efficient and easier for us to work with. It will also make delivering content to you, the user, much easier.