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From November 17 to December 17, 2003, Microsoft is giving away Tablet PCs and Microsoft Office OneNote™ 2003 in the Tablet PC Instant Win Game.

From Scott Galloway:

Bridging the worlds of NNTP clients and RSS feeds, nntp//rss is an application that will enable you to use your existing favorite NNTP newsreader to read your information channels.

Microsoft is investigating a potential security issue with Exchange Server 2003, which would be the first since the e-mail server was launched last month.

I report this story as it is, an yes it's so real and so freaky to know that it's happening in our real world.

My wife report me that whatever you are doing Mr Microsoft, herself or people in her office are still clicking on any attachments they received by email.

Please help me on the matter, I am a poor soul searching for holy land, and i find here i only a desert with no guardians.

How can you make this e-world secure so that I will not spend my time explaining that you can't click on any .exe or .pif file without any consequences.

I wish to preach in a paradise where you, Mr Microsoft , you will protect us (and my wife) against the devil (the nasty virus, trojan, worms, etc...)

From a soul in pain ;-)

A lot of interesting comments are coming on the ASP Insiders story.

I think Rob Howard gave a good idea about what is it. So I am still not convinced , like Frans Bouma, Scott Galloway  and others.

But this morning, G Andrew Duthie (also member of ASP Insider and person I respect a lot by the way) come back, and strangely with a different approach than Rob Howard (also memeber of the cult) !!?

I inserted my own modest comments in the comment:

From Scott Mitchell, another great piece.

My most recent article is up on MSDN: An Extensive Examination of Data Structures: Part 1.  This is the first in a proposed six-part series on data structures in the .NET Framework.  From the article's summary:

Nothing really new there, but Tomáš Petrícek has accepted my modest idea to include a drag and drop feature in his pop up application.

Thanks Tomas for the great discussion we engaged through the forum and by emails ;-)

So expect next week (I hope so) a new version of the Pop Up control which received yesterday already another function, something to anchor a window.
That's a great sense of community between developers !