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  • Joke

    A guy walks into a bar. Guy : I need a stiff drink Bartender : How about a nice stiff shot of taquila? b: No i realy can't do taquila Bartender : Well everyone Has a bad night once in a while. Cmon i'll make you a nice…

  • New ".NET show" episode

    In this episode of "The .NET Show", we will be talking with Erik Olson and Mike Kass from the .NET Team. They will show us some of the code that was used in Microsoft's entry into the OpenHack competition.…

  • Explorer Tips and tricks for the keyboard junkie

    Windows Trick o' the Day I knew this trick existed, but I couldn't remember it. If you to drill down through your directory structure all the time, this is a real time saver. In Windows Explorer, you can highlight a…

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  • Intel: Open runtime os for Java/CLI on Win/Linux

    Posted by timothy on Sunday March 02, @06:59PM from the ac-dc dept. prostoalex writes "The new issue of Intel Technology Journal has a lengthy article on a new platform, developed in Intel labs. The Open Runtime…

  • Extensible .NET SQL code generator

    One of the cool things about Microsoft is that there's a boatload of smart people in it. More to the point, many of those smart people are building wicked cool pieces of software that are available to you for free (and…

  • When Unix Ports Attack

    I've been pretty busy the last few days. My job has just let me in on a speech project that uses "periphonics" - a a tool that has been around for a while (can you say "COBOL is my friend"?) and ive been immersed in…

  • NewsAggregator sample code on .NetWire

    Building a Desktop News Aggregator The author builds a C# application that retrieves and displays news feeds from various Web sites. The application utilizes XPath, XSLT, XML Schema, the DOM, and XML Serialization in…

  • C# Future features

    this was a cool read. i can't wait for VS.NET for yukon already... " C# Futures The C# Programming Language Future Features " [via Early&Adopter ]

  • How do we call this technology?

    OK. I'll admit there are more then enough acronyms in the tech world already, but maybe this technology needs one as well.. ? just something that one can refer to when speaking about it. someting that is easy to say and…

  • RSS is not mature - continued

    OK. Phil scott wrote back his thoughts on this and i must say i just did not get it. I guess this whole technology is a bit overwhelming, and considering i am only involved in this in the last 2 months or so, i would…

  • From Pingback/Trackback to automatic feed error notifiers

    Ziv Caspi's Post got me thinking about how Aggeregators should handle broken feeds. Perhaps a standard needs to be created in which a broken feed's author could be notified automatically whenervr an aggregator or any…

  • Chris Anderson's new thriller

    Reading Chirs's post almost made me reach for some popcorn. it reads like a thriller. C'mon. Tell us what your up to!!!!

  • RSS is not mature

    First : When i came to name this post, i wanted to come up with a name for the whole technology encompassing RSS, XML RPC and all that other stuff related to blogging and intraction. Is there such a term? Second : Addy…

  • Sample chapter from "Inside Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2003 "

    Basically : the code modell is the macro writer's programmer heaven. and it looks pretty darn cool! " The Code Model Here's some info about the .net code module. Chapter 12: The Code Model The idea is simple—define a…

  • What the hell...?

    Yikes! What the hell does this mean? The word "BEGIN" is nowhere in my files.. Update: Ok. I don't know how to upload the picture, so heres the error message i got from VS.NET c# compiler last night: "Internal compiler…

  • The mystery that is Russell

    Funny post from Russell Beattie. Something about valentine's day and a heating laptop..? ah, just read it. ;)

  • Welcome, Santo!

    " Well, Here I am. Yet another speck of sand on the beaches of the infinite Blogging sea... Who knows, this may one day contain some sort of useful content." [via SantoMania ] Yey! Addy Santo - a friend and a former…

  • If GOD were a computer programmer

    This cool post just passed before me, and i thought i'd share: [via WinTec-OffTopic Mailing list]: "Hi All: I found this and thought I'd share: If God were a computer programmer... The following was stolen from JINX:…

  • Wow!

    Wow! Chris is really talented ! You draw absolutely marvelous cartoons , although i didn't quite get the Cat on the computer one.. ;)

  • XML web services articles galore

    " I decided to write up some articles about the XML Web Services capabilities in the .NET Framework (ASP.NET and .NET Remoting). The technical difficulty ranges from beginner-level to in-depth discussion. Time will show…

  • The predictable history of a programmer

    "Chris started his obsession with programming when at around the age of ten he started learning BASIC on his Commodore VIC-20 (3.5kb of raw power!). The addiction has never been kicked and since 1994 has concentrated on…

  • More Israeli snow photos

    Ynet - internet newspaper in israel published more photos of the snow here: http://www.ynet.co.il/Ext/App/Thumbnails/CdaAlbumPic/0,9790,L-226,00.html

  • About me

    I have decided to put the inevitable "About me" page right here . There was a blog somewhere that posted the ten most hated things about a blogger(Can't find it though, but in involved the word "FontBitch"..), and not…

  • Snow in Jerusalem - Beautiful pictures

    It Has been snowing all night in Jerusalem and up north of israel, and this is an email going around with how jerusalem looks this morning. Pretty big excitment by the media here about this. All the news start with…

  • ADO.NET tips

    ADO.NET tips Top 10 ADO.NET tips from Visual Studio.NET magazine. Posted By Ben Richardson at 2/25/2003 3:08 PM

  • Unemployment

    "started unpacking my box from the office i used to have. funny all of the things you seem to accumulate. cdr's with no labels. folders full of papers you have no idea why you kept them. frequent eater cards to places…

  • Quickly and easily searilize almost any object

    " It you want to quickly and easily searilize almost any object, just derive your class from the Selfserializer class here and you will be on your way. " [via ScottW ]

  • 3Degrees looks cool

    Following up on last week's posting , the ThreeDegrees software is now available in beta form. I just finished the product tour and am dl'ing as we speak. Looks pretty cool/fun, but I don't know if it's going to be…

  • Attack of the certified

    "Oh, this exam makes me an MCAD. So right now I'm an MCT, MCSD for VB6, MCAD for Microsoft .NET. By wednesday I hope to have MCSD for Microsoft .NET, and by friday perhaps I'll be ready for the Win2k Server exam so I…

  • GooglFight

    "Hehe I found this very distracting: Imagine you type two words in the search boxes and you'll see which one has the most results in Goolge. Try for yourself ! Googlefight " [via heLP .Net Blog ]