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Well, I decided to use a separate blog for my French posts . After a long period thinking about wether I should maintain two separate blogs or not, I finally decided to use this one for general subjects and discussions, in English, and open another one...
Seen this posted on MrDave's Blog . It's about a large project in Colorado that has started in 1995 and that as of today an estimated cost of $199 million. You have to read the whole story in Gazette.com , just hard to believe. My favorite: “It is my...
I see a lot of posts about GMail, either people offering GMail invitations, or others who look happy to have gotten one. I just don't get why there is so much excitation about a free webmail service with 1 Gb storage. May be someone can tell me?
As most of us here are excited about testing and playing with the latest toys like Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 and SQL Server 2005 Beta 2, some people seem to be living on another planet, or to have spent too much time in a cavern. There are two articles...
Not a single failure in years of daily utilisation, and today, I keep having this kind of error ... Do you experience the same?
My .NET news portal is offline , once again . This time, my hoster has explained me that the MySQL database that is used by the PHP-Nuke engine is corrupted, and that they' are investigating. It's really time for me to move to the ASP.NET Community Starter...
It's the fourth .NET Framework based RSS aggregator that I try and adopt. I first began with the first version of RssBandit when it came out as a code sample for an MSDN Magazine article . It was really simplistic, and the features were really limited...
I must confess I've been thinking about Patrice this week-end. Well, it's not my habbit, trust me. You will understand : I was visiting Egypt and the pyramids during this long fours days week-end. In fact, during this flight from Paris to Cairo, I had...
I found this: Benefits of Windows "Continuous Reinvention" The Windows "continuous reinvention" strategy is intended to provide a simpler and more integrated computing experience for all users while maintaining compatibility with existing hardware and...
According to a study by WebCohort , only 10% of the web applications are secured. Pretty scary. (Well, remember that Webcohort is a security company that sells security consulting. This conclusion serves their interests :)) These conclusions are also...
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