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More reasons for Visual Studio 2008 by ChristophDotNet

Jon Box (Architect Evangelist extraordinaire) thought my post discussing risk differences between Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008 was a "Nice Job", but he actually did have a few comments on the new mobile-related features. He was right on,...
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When you see this, you've gone too far ... not with maps.live.com directions. by ChristophDotNet

How do you give directions to friends? How many times do you tell them, if you see the Starbucks you've gone too far -- maybe Starbucks is bad example because they are everywhere, but you get the point. It's a really useful way to give directions. When...
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Popfly blocks with Visual Studio 2008 by ChristophDotNet

Finally, the Popfly beta is available to the general public! What's Popfly, you ask? It's the mashup tool for the Silverlight generation and a community site to go with it. Mashups, that's that AJAX stuff, right? Not anymore! Why should mashups have to...
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Move Zune Songs From PC to PC or Zune to PC by ChristophDotNet

There's been a lot of Zune / Microsoft bashing because of the DRM feature. Now yesterday, I needed to move songs that I bought on Zune marketplace from my old PC to my new PC. (There were some songs on Guitar Hero II that I couldn't get out of my head...
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Jawbone connected to Vista by ChristophDotNet

I think people yacking on their bluetooth headsets in public places are rude. People also didn't care much for me calling them on my last headset because half the time they couldn't understand what I was saying. With all of that I really didn't care much...
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Visual Studio 2005 or 2008? What's more risk? by ChristophDotNet

Should I stay or should I go … with Visual Studio 2005 or 2008 is the question in this particular case. One of my customers is still on Visual Studio 2003 and they are wondering whether to upgrade to VS 2005 or to VS 2008. Are there reasons for moving...
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