A bathroom in my basement. Just a toilet and shower.
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I managed to take bits and pieces of several code samples I found online to create a GridView on a user interface I'm working on for a CRM application at work.

The app is a web-based UI which some contracts processors on the site I maintain use to apply rates to customer accounts. It's based on Microsoft ASP .NET with SQL 2005 in the backend.

The GridView presents the user with a couple of rows they're required to fill out with rate info, validating their choices as they go. It doesn't connect to the database until the rate input process is complete. Each sample I found didn't quite do what I needed it to, so I had to do some digging and figure out how to make it happen.

I'll probably stick something on my blog about it in the near future, it was a good learning experience and involved doing something slightly unorthodox with the GridView control. Normally you'd wire it up to talk to a database directly, but this works indirectly with the database by letting the user edit their input independently, not saving until they've finished their input and the input has been validated.
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I make a social networking site which is a small community in APAC.
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Well we're still in the process of building it, but my dad and I are building a bedroom in my sister's basement. We've got the walls up and drywalled and mudded. We're going to put up a drywall ceiling this weekend. Looking forward to that!
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A server farm :)
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I'm a geek, but Tom Servo:
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