Archives
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Great List of Interview Questions...
Here's another gem from my favorite .net blogger Scott Hanselman (who will be presenting to the Dallas .NET User Group in November 10, 2005):
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Day 1 Pictures of the Telligent Office Online
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How to Configure CommunityServer for a Single Blog/Gallery Site Configuration
By default, after installing CommunityServer, you'll notice that it is configured to host multiple blogs/galleries, which is great for organizations or hosting websites. Well, what about the individual user? Someone who wants to have their own blog, gallery on their own website... is CommunityServer easy to configure for this user?
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Community Server 1.0 RTM! Released!
Well, as announced by Rob, our new Program Manager Alex Lowe, and the CommunityServer.org Forum Post:
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Going To TechEd? Interested in MOM 2005?
If you're planning to attend TechEd 2005 and you are interested in learning more about Microsoft Operations Manager 2005, please plan to attend the "Architecting MOM Solutions" talk. A real good friend of mine Cameron Fuller, Principal Consultant for Geniant is delivering this session, and it promises to be a very good one. He's an entertaining speaker and overall great guy. This talk should reach a wide audience, including developers, architects, and all levels of infrastructure.
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Upcoming Enterprise Library Webcasts
Check out Ohad's recent post, showing all the upcoming MSDN webcasts featuring the recently released Enterprise Library.
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MSN IM Virus on the loose!
[From Jeffrey Palermo]
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Laptop Rebuild: Virtual PC for *ALL* Development?
I'm close to rebuilding my Dell Latitude C840 laptop, after buying a new 7200rpm Hitachi hard drive. With this build, I'm seriously considering installing just the basics on the laptop (Office, Firefox, Project, WinZip, BlogJet, SharpReader, etc... and Virtual PC). Then, I'm considering using VMs for my development environments (VS 2003, VS 2005, etc...). I like the idea of having a low-serviced build on the laptop, and allowing the VMs to do all my design/development work. I'm not doing much mobility development (issues with mobility/emulator in VPC/VMWare), so that shouldn't be an issue. For me, when the laptop takes FOREVER to load up all the services related to development, when I want to simply check email, is a pain!
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Great Article Summarizing NHL/NHLPA Mess
Scott Burnside's recent espn.com article says it best (at least from my feelings...) All this mess, over a single (albeit HUGE) issue.
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TechEd 2005 Sessions Announced
Check out Dan Fernandez' (Program Manager for Visual C#) recent post, TechEd 2005 Sessions Announced. The sessions look great! I wish I could make it, but we'll be expecting a new addition to our family at the same time (why didn't I check my geek calendar first ;) )
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Financial Industry toats Open-Source Message Queueing Effort
(Found via Slashdot) During last week's, 2005 Web Services on Wall Street show:
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Dallas .NET User Group Meeting This Thursday, 2/10: Brad Abrams
As Director of Speakers for the Dallas .NET User Group, I wanted to tell everyone in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area about our upcoming meeting happening this Thursday!
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6 GMail Invites to anyone who wants one...
I'm sure most everyone reading this already has one, but if not...
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Great Blog Entry on Microsoft Interview Questions
Found this little jem while trying to catch up on my Telligent work...
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Re-Throwing Exceptions in .NET
I promised myself that I would go to bed, but had to blog about something I bookmarked back in October and never posted it...
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Some Great RSS Finds
Here are some interesting “finds” from the blogging world over the past week or so (I’m offloading all my saved Favorites here!)
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After 4 days of being Mr. Mom
It’s 11:40pm and I’m currently reviewing email received throughout the day, awaiting the 2-3 inches of snow expected in the Dallas area (yes not much, but hey, the whole metroplex shuts down at the first hint of winter weather, which usually melts by 10:30 the next morning).