Fix tags again

src/posts/2009/09/24/converting-a-hexadecimal-color-to-a-system-drawing-color-object.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title:  "Converting a Hexadecimal Color to a System.Drawing.Color Object"
 date:   2009-09-24
 description: "Converting a Hexadecimal Color to a System.Drawing.Color Object"
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet]
+tags: [dotnet]
 ---
 I try to avoid setting styles in my code as much as possible. However, I ran across a case using a DevExpress PageControl control where there was no possible way to set a certain border by using CSS. This is because DevExpress wisely (read sarcasm) uses “border-color: #whatever !important” in the element’s style attribute. So, there is no way to override that style except by setting it on the control in code (or your aspx page).
 

src/posts/2010/10/12/cookie-expires-from-asp-net-request-object-always-datetime-minvalue.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title:  "Cookie.Expires from ASP.NET Request Object Always DateTime.MinValue"
 date:   2010-10-12
 description: "Cookie.Expires from ASP.NET Request Object Always DateTime.MinValue"
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet,asp-net]
+tags: [dotnet,asp-net]
 ---
 I’ve been working on a problem today involving cookies with one of our web applications.  The cookie is keeping track of a user’s authenticated session and it’s timing people out too soon.  So, I was checking the expiration time of the cookie coming in from the browser and it was returning 1/1/0001 12:00AM every time.  I thought this might be the source of my problem, but resetting the cookie and the expiration time did not help the next round-trip to the server.  The cookie still read the DateTime.MinValue time.
 

src/posts/2012/07/27/group-list-into-sub-lists-by-index.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title:  "Group List Into Sub-lists by Index"
 date:   2012-07-27
 description: "Group List Into Sub-lists by Index"
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet]
+tags: [dotnet]
 ---
 ## Problem
 Everyone once-in-a-while I need to take a flat list (or array, or whatever) of items and divide it up into chunks.  It doesn’t have to be in any real order, necessarily, it just has to be in groups of two, three or four or however many items.  Most recently, I needed this to divide up a list of blog items into chunks of four to display in sets of “pages” that a user would page through with Javascript.

src/posts/2013/01/23/converting-an-interface-expression-to-a-concrete-expression.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title:  "Converting an Interface Expression to a Concrete Expression"
 date:   2013-01-23
 description: "Converting an Interface Expression to a Concrete Expression"
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet]
+tags: [dotnet]
 ---
 I had a case recently where I needed to convert a LINQ expression of the type of an interface and I needed to convert it to be based on a concrete implementation of that interface.  I came up with the  following solution, using an ExpressionVisitor and a simple helper method.
 

src/posts/2013/04/23/asp-net-mvc-3-0-redirect-to-accountlogin-with-windows-authentication.md

@@ -4,6 +4,6 @@ title:  "ASP.NET MVC 3.0 Redirect to Account/Login with Windows Authentication"
 date:   2013-04-23
 description: "ASP.NET MVC 3.0 Redirect to Account/Login with Windows Authentication"
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet,asp-net,mvc]
+tags: [dotnet,asp-net,mvc]
 ---
 [ASP.NET MVC 3 Windows Authentication problem – redirects to Account/Login](http://www.benramey.com/2013/04/23/asp-net-mvc-3-0-redirect-to-accountlogin-with-windows-authentication/#)

src/posts/2014/03/07/nservicebus-with-entityframework-persisters.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title:  "NServiceBus with EntityFramework Persisters"
 date:   2014-03-07
 description: "NServiceBus with EntityFramework Persisters"
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet,nservicebus]
+tags: [dotnet,nservicebus]
 ---
 
 ## Update 1/13/2016

src/posts/2015/09/03/permutations-with-iterators-in-csharp.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title:  "Permutations with Iterators in C#"
 date:   2015-09-03 12:27:00
 description: "Link to great code for generator permutations of objects with iterators"
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet]
+tags: [dotnet]
 ---
 
 I recently ran across a need to generate all permutations of an array of objects

src/posts/2015/12/02/working-with-x509-certificates-in-net.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title:  "Working with x.509 Certificates in .NET"
 date:   2015-12-02 16:35:00
 description: "Link to helpful article on working with certificates in Windows and .NET"
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet,certificates]
+tags: [dotnet,certificates]
 ---
 
 I found a lot of very helpful details about certificate storage and usage in Windows and

src/posts/2016/02/25/you-cant-subscribe-to-ievent-with-nservicebus.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title:  "You Can't Subscribe to IEvent with NServiceBus"
 date:   2016-02-25 15:56:00
 description: "The problems with trying to subscribe to IEvent with NServiceBus"
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet,nservicebus]
+tags: [dotnet,nservicebus]
 ---
 
 The reason you might want to subscribe to `IEvent` is pretty straightforward. I

src/posts/2016/08/24/castle-windsor-typedfactoryfacility-and-property-injection.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title:  "Castle.Windsor TypedFactoryFacility and Unexpected Property Injection B
 date:   2016-08-24 12:37:00
 description: "Interesting (and unexpected) behavior of Windsor's property injection when using TypedFactoryFacility."
 categories: [programming]
-tags:[dotnet,castle-windsor]
+tags: [dotnet,castle-windsor]
 ---
 
 I finally got to the bottom of an issue today that came down to the way Castle.Windsor