Over the weekend I’ve built my new server – yes, the content you are reading right now is served from it. Perhaps more about this new server in another post. […]
.net 3.5 / LLBLGenPro / ORM
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LINQ to SQL showstoppers
I have to say that I like LINQ to SQL, heck, I even do presentations about it. So, it is a cute ORM. What is that good about […]
.net 3.5
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The unknowns of .net 3.5 framework library source code licensing
Frans has an interesting post (and an update here) regarding .net 3.5 framework library source code licensing and he is raising an interesting question: “Should we look at this source code or […]
.net 3.5
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Microsoft is going to release the source code for the .NET Framework 3.5 libraries
This is simply amazing. Entire NET Framework Libraries source code including comments. Priceless. Forget Reflector, now we’ll be able to step in the source while debugging and see how […]
Hardware / Windows
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Playing video or audio in Vista is a booby trap
Since I switched to gigabit network some months ago I often saw a lousy network performance against other computers in my local network. It wasn’t enough annoying to actually […]
.net 3.5 / SQL
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Post CodeCamp impressions
On saturday I held a speech and co-host a “round table” at CodeCamp in Zagreb in front of a crowd of ~60. My presentation was well received and […]
.net 3.5 / ORM
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Speaking at CodeCamp in Zagreb, Croatia
I am pretty busy lately and also have been attending CEE MVP Open Days 2007 summit in beautiful Cavtat right next Dubrovnik in beautiful warm weather. Nevertheless I’ve found enough time […]
Windows
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Context Menu extensions can cause all sort of problems in Vista
I have been bugged for a while with some highly annoying problems in Vista: Mouse click on recently used item in start menu didn't start anything – nothing […]
Hardware
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Is your Seagate 7200.10 disk using SATA or SATAII?
Another detail regarding the Seagate 7200.10 disk (and perhaps other series as well). These disks are SATAII capable but aren’t SATAII enabled by default. The difference is 300MB […]
Hardware
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Beware of Seagate 7200.10 disk series
I noticed a bunch of articles regarding highly praised Seagate 7200.10 disk series and a couple of forum threads: one, two (I am sure there are others as well). […]