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- Several changes to mention. I have split my weblog into two sites. I wanted to separate posts on my professional interests (web development) from my posts about everything else. You may get an RSS feed for one or the other or both. Of course, you are still free to ignore me entirely. |
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- Getting to 0 bugs... If any of you read Scott's blog, you know that we've hit 'code complete' on the second milestone of ASP.NET v2 development. |
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- Getting to 0 bugs... If any of you read Scott's blog, you know that we've hit 'code complete' on the second milestone of ASP.NET v2 development. |
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- Getting to 0 bugs... If any of you read Scott's blog, you know that we've hit 'code complete' on the second milestone of ASP.NET v2 development. |
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- Getting to 0 bugs... If any of you read Scott's blog, you know that we've hit 'code complete' on the second milestone of ASP.NET v2 development. |
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- The more I use Remote Desktop on XP, the more it pains me to go back to VNC. Not that I don't admire VNC - it's a phenomenal tool, especially if you need to go cross platform (where cross platform can mean as little as "not XP"). Super light-weight, super easy to install (and the viewer piece doesn't need an extra install at all - in fact, it's entirely optional if you want to use the web browser client). But the seemlessness of remote desktop can't be beat. |
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- The more I use Remote Desktop on XP, the more it pains me to go back to VNC. Not that I don't admire VNC - it's a phenomenal tool, especially if you need to go cross platform (where cross platform can mean as little as "not XP"). Super light-weight, super easy to install (and the viewer piece doesn't need an extra install at all - in fact, it's entirely optional if you want to use the web browser client). But the seemlessness of remote desktop can't be beat. |
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- Apple's surprise announcement about no longer attending Macworld left promoters, exhibitors, and attendees in an uproar. |
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