Woo-hoo! Stop the Presses
The Hobson and Holtz report has a great podcast that can act as an introduction for a lot of podcast concepts and how it applies to business....
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The Hobson and Holtz report has a great podcast that can act as an introduction for a lot of podcast concepts and how it applies to business....
Check out the difference in headlines for Mozilla fixing some security faults compared to a headline for Microsoft fixing security faults: Firefox update squashes security bugs PCs falling victim to...
Clemens Vasters has a brilliant post on "Software Patent" Insanity. He suggests using a community collaboration model as a means of practically managing patent office overload when it comes to...
I'm currently developing an ADO.NET provider for a Scada system called MacroView that was first released back in 1988. Part of that development is a background service that runs on Windows, Linux,...
Check out the following Jon Udell screen cast of the General Interface product from TIBCO. This is really impressive stuff....
I suppose this will join the list of "every man and his dog" blogging about MSN Virtual Earth, but this Channel 9 video really impressed me. How the @#&%!...
While listening to various podcasts and reading blogs on VSTO 2005 I got the distinct impression that there are so many deployment restrictions to the VSTO functionality, it would be difficult to...
I bit the bullet recently and bought a new Toshiba m200 tablet pc. Its an incredible piece of hardware, but I have found a few things that are annoying which will be posted over a period of time....
An absolutely fascinating interview with Jim Gray is over at Channel 9. He labels his views as "the lunatic fringe". Huh!? It all made wonderful sense to me....
Eric Gunnerson wrote a post on field name conventions where the conclusion was that having an m_ prefix in front of field names makes it easier to identify fields versus variables....