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(I’ve returned from my trip a few months ago, but didn’t have enough to blog about; hopefully, this is my returning to a semi-regular posting schedule; also, I’ve decided to veer off .NET in some of my posts, focusing on more issues that I like to talk...
This is a short, off-topic rant. Please bare with me. In an effort to spark some life into my home laptop (which is about four years old and fighting like a champ), I've gone through the list of services running on my machine to try and stop those that...
I don't use GMail as my primary address, but it's a very useful service. It's lean, fast (if you use the old UI) and it's portable (duh). My first GMail account was for my personal use, to get notifications about comments to my blog, etc. As I found GMail...
As much as I love the idea behind extension methods , I can't help but start to think about how it could be used for malicious purposes. Take this scenario: You're a disgruntled employee of Evil Inc., the makers of the well known library VeryUsefulAssemblies...
"What would you have done if you weren't a computer programmer?" An HR recruiter asked me this today in a job interview. To be perfectly honest, I have never been able to come up with a good answer, not because I haven't tried, but because there's no...
Ever since Kathy Kam announced on her weblog that a new type named TimeZone2 will be introduced into the Orcas release of .NET, the community has been in an uproar, claiming the new name is horrible and that we're going back to the days of Win32 and...
Come, sit around the campfire and I'll tell you a story about weblogs.asp.net. It was 2003. Back in those days, having a weblog at asp.net was a status symbol. It was the time when some of the big Microsoft names had weblogs on the server, which in turn...
Kathy Kam talks about the compiler lab Microsoft has been hosting during the past three days (March 13-16). The material covered in the lab sounds amazingly interesting (Linq, F#, IronPython, The Pheonix Project, etc.), but I couldn't possibly attend...
Roy posted about Microsoft Israel looking for presenters , so I said 'what the heck,' and applied. Last week they let me know I was invited to lecture about a subject of my choosing (as long as it's MS-related, duh) at 8pm tonite. 'The lecture should...
Americans have their thinkgeek, j!nx, etc. Now Israelies have their own geeks-oriented online shop - GeeKim . p.s. It looks a bit amateurish, but inside sources claim it's facing massive reconstruction and a flood of new products.
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