Microsoft Shared Source
Microsoft has embraced open source development to the extent that there is actually a Director of Shared Source position. His name is Jason Matusow and he is blogging here.
Read MoreMicrosoft has embraced open source development to the extent that there is actually a Director of Shared Source position. His name is Jason Matusow and he is blogging here.
Read MoreA lot of hay has been made over the new MSDN licensing programs that include Team System licenses. Before I just throw out a wholesale, “That’s BS, man!” I am going to wait to see what Team System would truly mean for our team. My team and I are going to attend VS Live this […]
Read MoreHeard of this thing yet? KTM is hitting the street bike market with a 120 horse street fighter, releasing in Europe for 2005 and USA for 2006. They have this website that just blows me away. I have never seen a traditional manufacturer treat their bike in such a irreverent and aggressive way. The video […]
Read MoreI have been at home for a week taking a “vacation” so that my wife can fritter the week away in Cabo San Lucas with her girlfriends. Why am I at home? To care for my 4 kids, ages 8-3. Dear, Lord, I love them, but I could just eat a bullet by now. Have […]
Read MoreMy dealer, Big Twin Cycles, was holding a Triumph open house today and so I went down on my Tiger and parked it for a test ride on the new 2005 Rocket III. I don’t know what the blokes in England were thinking, but they have created a monster. I am no stranger to big cruisers, having ridden […]
Read MoreI maintain the website for my kid’s school and I am sick of marking up HTML by hand. To solve this, I pulled the latest release of Dot Net Nuke. I haven’t seen Dot Net Nuke for a couple of years, since version 1, in fact. I am very impressed. The version that I pulled was […]
Read MoreI throughly enjoy books like The Society of Others. This book borrows its tone from other works by Kafka and The Giver by Lois Lowry. Set in the non-plausible society of a modern eastern European country, Nicholson wants badly to have a tyrannical government to use as a protagonist, but in reality comes up short in […]
Read MoreI have always thought that as a software developers, we make products. I have taken pride in this, the idea that we actually create something. The something that we create varies from project to project; it may be a web application, a smart client application, databases, middle ware components, whatever. Further, I also believe that […]
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