Today we announced what I've been hinting at this past few weeks: XNA Game Studio 4.0 is coming soon* to a phone near you! Quick summary: New platform Windows Phone 7 Series New features Integrates with Visual Studio 2010 Dynamic audio output Microphone
We’re always excited to engage with members of the W3C including the developers of other browsers as well as the broader web development community to help shape the direction of emerging Web standards, particularly HTML5. This includes
Tab isolation has recently become a more popular topic. This post is a quick survey of what tab isolation is, how it works, and what it provides. What is it? Tab isolation is a way to improve a browser’s reliability by containing the impact of a crash.
Willy-Peter Schaub
was puzzled by a sign reminding drivers that the fine for obstructing an intersection is $101
and wonders what the extra $1 is for. The laws of the State of Washington defer the monetary value of
traffic fines to the Infraction Rules
Content theft Most of the recent - what I'll call - "discussions" about content aggregators have revolved around content theft. I'm not going to flip-flop on that topic: when you use someone else's work, you ask first, and if given the okay, you
This is a piece of code that I am using in RDB, at some point, it threw a null reference exception: I am ashamed to admit that I started doing some really deep debugging to understand the bug (this happen only under very strange circumstances). When I
I am currently doing the production-ready pass through the Rhino DivanDB code base, and I thought that this change was interesting enough to post about: public void Execute() { while(context.DoWork) { bool foundWork = false;
kip
asks why double-right-click isn't a shortcut for Properties. Recall the logical consequences of the way Windows converts single-clicks
into double-clicks.
The double-click action is an extension of the single-click action. In the case of context
We've just pushed live an update to the http://www.asp.net site. This is the first of a series of updates to the site we'll be making this year. The home page for the site was getting bogged down with info and was too visually busy. It was too complex
Could this be the fastest, best-looking, and most configurable browser available? Craig reviews the newly-released Opera 10.5. Related posts:Can Opera Ever Become Popular? Opera is one of the fastest and most innovative browsers....What’s New in
Some time ago,
a customer asked this curious question (paraphrased, as always): Hi,
we have a program that was originally designed for Windows XP
and Windows Server 2003,
but we found that it runs into difficulties on Windows Vista.
We've
Few people have a bad word to say about Opera. But that's possibly because so few people use the browser. Craig pinpoints some of its problems and suggests a number of ways Opera could attract a higher audience. Related posts:Can Opera Ever Become
I've been presenting for a long time. It's great fun, mostly it's stand-up comedy with code and PowerPoint. I also keep everything, always, so earlier today when I was asked by a friend to find some ten year old code, I found a few 10 year old
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