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This is a story about leaky abstractions. It’s not a happy story, and I don’t talk about cool things like WPF, AJAX, JSON, POX, or how much I detest the RIAA. Instead, this is the story of a developer and the Process.Start() method. It’s not exciting...
My Continuous Integration presentation in Dallas, Texas went pretty well. Although I'm not a practiced speaker, it seems that the audience was engaged and interested. I've even been invited to present on the same topic again to another group. I've been...
A few loyal readers have complained that the "Occasional Clue" has been a little less occasional than anticipated. There was a reason, actually. I took an unannounced hiatus from blogging. The reasons are relatively boring, but I certainly didn't stop...
DonXML's Pre-emptive strike against the future. This is really too funny.
One of the keynote presentations today was on Windows Compute Cluster Solution. Now, I've been working with Windows Clusters in a High Availability environment for some time now, so I've been very interested in what Microsoft's message was going to be...
Well, everyone else has been posting about the PDC - I thought that I would have written by now, but I haven't really seen anything that is really exciting. So far, most everything seems to be a refinement of things introduced in PDC 2003. Oh, Office...
Sometimes things that everyone just knows aren't always true. For example, when I look at c# code, I know that local variables are stored on the stack. Or, I thought I knew that. However, Ian Griffiths notes that in .NET 2.0, this isn't neccessarily true...
So, over the last couple of years, I've been what I consider a 'defender' of MSDN documentation. After all, the docs are miles ahead of what they used to be. As a user, I've also taken to reporting doc bugs to Microsoft. My first couple of experiences...
An interesting meme I've encountered a number of times amongst c#/Java programmers: Low Level c/_asm programmers are 'smarter' than the rest of us. Kernel hackers are psuedo-gods. Ok, I've worked with a wide variety of programmers. Embedded programmers...
My new favorite line of code: FUC.Queue("AJAX"); From Tobin Titus's new JAXASS.net .
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