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Shouldn't that be "Water Impossible"?
I took this picture in my car this morning. For some reason it made me chuckle.
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Stepping through .NET Framework source code is now possible
This is the big news today. You can now configure Visual Studio 2008 to step through .NET 3.5 source. Scott Hanselman has the steps to set this up...except for one detail. When installing the QFE (KB944899) patch, you'll need to have your the VS 2008 installation disk you used to install in your DVD drive (or have the ISO mounted). If you don't, the patch just silently rolls back and fails.
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NewsGator stops charging for client RSS reader products
This NewsGator press release, dated Jan 9, 2008 announces that NewsGator no longer charges for their client RSS reader products.
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FlexWiki 2.0 released, Craig Andera moving on
Craig Andera reported today that FlexWiki 2.0 has finally been released. It's been a long time...probably too long...since this wiki engine was updated. In the meantime there have been several other popular .NET wikis that have materialized such as Screwturn. I used FlexWiki extensively for an internal wiki a few years ago, and the one thing I really liked about it was the ability to easily create sub-wikis, FlexWiki calls them "Namespaces", to segment your content. However, the FlexWiki project stagnated with no new releases so we somewhat reluctantly abandoned it. I haven't explored FlexWiki 2.0 much yet to see where the improvements are, but it certainly warrants a look.
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Tip for using Fiddler on localhost
When I'm troubleshooting HTTP traffic, I reach for the invaluable Fiddler trace utility. It shows me everything going on over HTTP.
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Evoluent VerticalMouse is a great product!
If you are experiencing wrist or forearm pain, everyone will probably automatically assume it's carpal tunnel, but it may be different condition called tenosynovitis which "is the inflammation of the fluid-filled sheath (called the synovium) that surrounds a tendon" (source: wikipedia).