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Uninstalling Visual Studio 2005

Hi there.  Well,  I’ve had some fun and games uninstalling Visual Studio 2005.  Since Visual Studio 2008 went RTM recently, I’ve been running both VS2005 and 2008 side-by-side.   This actually seems to work fine. However, hard drive space on my tablet PC is at a premium (being that the drive […]

Uninstalling Visual Studio 2005

Framework 2.0 SP 1 Patch Details

Hi all, on the eve of a service pack for the popular .Net Framework 2.0, here is a kb (knowledge base) article outlining the fixes which are included in the SP. Here are some of my favourites: Error message when you try to go to an ASP.NET page by using […]

Framework 2.0 SP 1 Patch Details

More Robot Changes

So over the weekend I contemplated some additional refinements for the Technic Mindstorms Tri-bot which I’ve been working on.   The lack of reverse direction motor functionality has been concerning me a fair bit and I’ve started to wonder whether I should pull apart and rework the intelligence brick cradle. […]

More Robot Changes

IPTV and why it sucks where I’m staying

So the place I’m staying at currently has IPTV.    This means that the nice big plasma TV has been locked out at the hardware layer.  More specifically, it won’t accept external input.  This is a real shame because I usually like to hook my laptop up to the larger […]

IPTV and why it sucks where I’m staying

New Blades in Melbourne

On the weekend I bought a new set of rollerblades so that I could blade while working in Melbourne.  My previous blades (in Sydney) were Salomon blades.   The new blades (Seba FR2) are designed as "all rounder" skates for street skating and also ramp and park skating.  They’re designed […]

New Blades in Melbourne

More Annoying Thoughts

So, I’d assumed that everyone knew… LINQ isn’t going to officially support (RTM) SQL Server /SQL Server 2008 until Visual Studio 2008 SP1 (or, more specifically, I’d guess a Framework revision).    Everyone probably knows that SQL Server and Windows Server 2008 both will be hitting RTM in February, rumoured […]

More Annoying Thoughts

Airline Safety Instructions

Recently (last month) I travelled from Melbourne to Sydney and sat next to an airline hostess who was in transit to work the return flight.  We had a good chat about travelling and, eventually, about the reasoning behind those safety instructions that are demonstrated at the start of each flight. […]

Airline Safety Instructions

IMDB’s top 20 films – my thoughts

Below is the current list of top 20 films (as of 6 December 2007)as voted by IMDB users.  Except for "No Country for Old Men" which was only released recently, I have all these titles on DVD. IMDB Top 20 The Godfather (1972)The Shawshank Redemption (1994)The Godfather: Part II (1974)Buono, […]

IMDB’s top 20 films – my thoughts

Still Limited x64 support in TFS 2008

Hi, well I’ve been installing Team Foundation Server 2008 and I’m still amazed that the TFS Application tier won’t run on 64 bit processors. From the official TFS help documentation: "You can install some, but not all, Team Foundation components on these 64-bit operating systems. Visual Studio Team System Team […]

Still Limited x64 support in TFS 2008

Public Properties vs. local variables

So there was a thread recently on the aus-dotnet mailing list which piqued my interest.  Bill McCarthy wrote (and I agree) that as a general rule you ought to always call public properties when your calling code is external to the target class/code. As to calls or references made within […]

Public Properties vs. local variables

Work choices, other factors in the election

Well, It’s done and dusted – Kevin 07 has won victory in what many thought would have been a landslide. Now, Australia has a Labor government at the federal as well as at each state level.  Evidently NSW voters were not swayed by the poor history of ineptitude in their […]

Work choices, other factors in the election

Blog now over 6k visits

Hello to all..  I’ve been maintaining the blog here at live spaces for just over a year now, and last month the blog hit 6,000 unique visitors. Not a bad run..  As we head into the Christmas stretch (look out, just over a month until the silly season) I’ll try […]

Blog now over 6k visits

Robotics Update

G’day, here’s a brief update from the workshop. On the weekend I finished building the new power functions Lego bulldozer (Techic) which has the new remote power functions components (there are a few servos included). I’ll post pictures later since I’m roaming at the moment, but let me say it […]

Robotics Update

Star Trek Home and.. a few releases

So chances are that you know that Visual Studio 2008 has gone RTM (release to manufacturing). Better hop onto MSDN Subsscriber downloads or grab a free copy of the express editions.  Anyone who considers themselves .Net Developers or Architects should be running Visual Studio 2008.  At any rate – even […]

Star Trek Home and.. a few releases

Where’s the beef?

Hi all,  so you might be wondering where my blog posts have disappeared to.. I’ve been commuting weekly to Melbourne to project manage a team in our Melbourne office and, as such, have been too busy to contemplate posts.  Hopefully as the team grows and the practices and processes mature […]

Where’s the beef?

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