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In bed, just finished a bowl of popcorn, watching old episodes of X-Files and coding. What more could a man ask for? Just uploaded new home page for the weblogs http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/ and various other site wide controls.

From Scott:

I still haven't posted any pics yet to this blog, but you can checkout a sample album over on Donny's blog: TechEd 2003

"...A couple other things on SQL Server: Our developer edition used to sell at $499. We're lowering the price to $49, announcing basically today, and that will be embedded -- (applause) -- thank you -- that will be embedded and picked up, we think, by other tools vendors. Borland has already announced that they'll be picking it up and shipping it with their C# development environment...."

For those who didn't saw this, I have the weather (Dublin) on my blog page.

Well it's not just a gadget, it's quite useful for me if I want to decide go fishing or stay coding some .Net delicatessen ;-)

Weird, I can look by the window, but I am working in the basement of the university building and the only light I can see is the one on the ceiling ;-)

Why bother, after all it's raining almost all the time since Easter (see by yourself on my page ;-))

New Version 3.0.5.0. The popup window turned into a docking window. Also keeps the decompiler open while browsing. Available at Programming.NET.
[Lutz Roeder]

Cool, just hope now to have this as an add-in !

This tool really save my job few days when my hard drive crashed.

By the way, it seems that the problem came from the fact that the motor on the hard drive stopped to function :-(

But thanks Reflector help me to decompile my assemblies, and with few exceptions, I didn't have too much code to rewrite.

Sometime things can be very simple.

If you write some HTML and don't need VStudio to autocomplete your tags, just exclude the file before editing.

You should still be able to edit the file but without autocompletion.

Look on the bottom of this receipt, it's Datagrid girl signing the bill ;-)

Marcie thanks to sign the bill for me ;-)

No more seriously, it's from a funny site where some folk show how you can sign with any scribble on a receipt nobody really care ;-)

Just for info I blog now also on SQL Blog for talk about guess  ... ;-)

I will have there all sort of T-SQL scripts and Stored procedures.

Thanks Salman for the space.