Well, the big problem with a conference filled with bloggers is that EVERYONE is blogging about it and I have NO clue where to start finding out how the day went and what came out of it without pouring through hundreds of blogs. Can you say information overload?
When I find a good thread to begin on, I will post it here, in the mean time: you can start here
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One of my favorite local arists in Vermont is dug nap. Dug is very clever, very witty, very talented and sometimes very naughty. Luckily for me, he makes greeting cards of lots of his artwork so I can buy and share his art very easily. The best I can do for the rest of you is at least to point you to his website so you can cruise around. A new card that I saw yesterday for the first time has one of of his always right-on observations : “Women are from Paris, Men are from Jersey City”. That makes me laugh. Isn’t it true? We women like to think of ourselves as connoisseurs, bastions of good taste and sophistication. I feel like that sometimes. I want to watch foreign art films and Rich likes shoot’em up bang ’em up movies. I want to make some fancy schmancy recipe that takes weeks to find the ingredients and days to prepare the meal and Rich is happy with this.
Hilton Locke, a member of the Tablet team at Microsoft, is listing issues (and solutions) with installing and running the beta on a Tablet.
There will probably be more, so check back for new posts on his blog.
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Scott & Omar and their merry little elves have been working hard and just released v1.8 of dasBlog that is filled with lots more spam protection and many other improvements.
Scott lists the details and how to get the update here…
Thanks guys!
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When I first saw the Turnkey Security Scenarios in WSE3, I was a bit skeptical as I thought it was more wizards. I hate wizards. I have now seen the light, thanks to Sidd Shenoy’s awesome WSE 3.0 Policy presentation that is online. Policy is just so completely different in WSE3 than [read more…]
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This must be the longest post Dave Noderer has ever written in his blog. He obviously got very fired up about the Atlanta Geek dinner last weekend. See why!
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Brian is a .Net user group leader from the land of the #2 cheddar cheese in the world and has been very involved with INETA since the beginning of INETA time.
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I received a box filled with books from Addison-Wesley today. The next meeting of Vermont.NET will be an ADO.NET blowout with Mike Soulia from Kiss the Cook & Apple Mountain doing the .NET Newbie session on ADO.NET and then I will be doing one of my favorite new talks: What’s new in ADO.NET 2.0. One of the books I have multiple copies of for the meeting is the beta2 version of the ADO.NET 2.0 & System.XML 2.0 book by my pals Alex Homer, Dave Sussman and Mark Fussell (who is now the program manager on the WSE team).
Because they are in Boston, A-W was also able to pull through on a fast box of books for the first meeting of CNY .Net Developers which is on Wednesday.
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Thanks to DevExpress for coming up with some great swag for the first meeting of Central New York Developers.NET.
Andy Beaulieu will be raffling off two of DevExpress’s extremely popular VS.NET add-ins, CodeRush and the language neutral Refactor!Pro for VS2005. Don’t forget, you can get Refactor! for VB2005 for free.
Did you know that CodeRush works with VS2002, VS2003 and VS2005 Beta2? Those guys are way too slick! 🙂
The Imagine Cup is a worldwide, tiered competition that Microsft hosts for the academic community. Over the course of the nine month competition, teams compete regionally, then by country and then the winners for each country go the the worldwide Finals. There are a number of [read more…]
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