SQL2000 SP4 & Reporting Services SP2 Betas
If you are interested in assisting with either of these betas, check out this site.
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Total sales of unpopular items often exceed total sales of popular items. Consider some stats from a recent article in Wired magazine. The average Barnes & Noble carries 130,000 …
Read more →Oracle launches .NET Developer Center
The Oracle Technology Network (OTN) has launched a new developer center to help programmers build .NET applications for Oracle. This site contains .NET code samples, …
Read more →<mathGeek> The Associated Press (AP) quotes (evidently without analysis) numbers from National Coalition of the Homeless. They claim that there are 3.5 million homeless in the US. …
Read more →We hired our first 1099 employee
Well, we did it! After much hand wringing and deep conversations, we decided to hire our first 1099 employee. Gary Gumbiner has agreed to work for the next few months on a project for …
Read more →Gmail Bug Exposes E-mails to Hackers
Whoops! I've got a Gmail account! Interesting problem. Google was inadvertantly placing random emails into the “Reply To” field of emails. That's right. Whole …
Read more →Microsoft course #2526 - Developing Distributed Applications with Microsoft .NET Remoting
Looks like this released in November. I've flipped through the book and it looks like a good 2-day class.
Here's the syllbabus.
Read more →World Beard and Moustache Championships
The 2005 championships will be held in Berlin, on October 1 2005. So stop trimming, and start planning, because the competition looks stiff!
Apologies to my techie friends, but I had to blog this!
Read more →MSDN event in Twin Falls, Idaho
Just heard that Microsoft will be in Twin Falls, Idaho on March 1, 2005 presenting on WinForms, ASP.NET, and Visual Studio Team System.
More details can be found here.
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