I'm just a regular schmo, in his late 20s, living on the east coast of the US.
Here you'll find random findings from around the Internet, with a few original items sprinkled in.
If you'd like, you can read about my journey into buying a Mac.
I am also embarking on a project to take one picture a day (or so) until I hit 365.
I can be contacted via e-mail via the username casey at this domain.
As it turns out, if you have a situation like this:
using (IDisposable foo = new foo())
{
throw new Exception();
}
foo.Dispose() will be called. This is because the call to Dispose() is actually implemented within a finally block when the code is compiled.
