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feedle dot net ? Hello, twitterverse
feedle dot net GEEK GENIUS. IN HIS OWN MIND. Skip to content HomeAboutWhere did the name ?feedle? come from?New NameWhere?s Feedle?Hello, twitterverse!ResumeHow Microsoft got themselves bannedAstrological ProfileOn sensitivity and Security?Contacting feedle ?LegalProjectsAsteriskAsterisk Appliance reviewDakota Digital CameraWRT54GPocketHam and Hammaroidfedl.infoThe 802.11 SIP/Coinless PhoneFeedleCONFeedleCON 2.0: Killer AppFeedleCON 2010: The Year We Made
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Nino.Mobile | Mobility on the Microsoft platform . . . and more
Nino.Mobile Mobility on the Microsoft platform . . . and more! Skip to content HomeAboutSamples and PresentationsSpeaking ? Older posts Migrating from eWallet to KeePass (and using KeePass on WP7) Posted on 2011/01/22 by ngb Update 2011-02-08: New versions of both 7Pass and PassKeeper have been released. I have updated this post accordingly as well as corrected some errors from the original post. Also, read the comments for a message from Ilium about eWallet vs eWallet GO! As a long-time
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Software and UX
Software and UX Thoughts and links on User Experience, Software Architecture Home About me Scrum Sprint Monitor Installation guide Configuration Explanation of monitor items Setting up a dedicated Scrum Sprint Monitor machine Build Status Our team is hiring: http://jobs.sweux.com/ Runtime Intelligence support in VS2010 May 9th, 2010 Pedro Pombeiro 2 comments Visual Studio 2010 comes with support for adding Runtime Intelligence to your software out-of-the-box (courtesy of PreEmptive Solutions
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visualstudio.uservoice.com/users/37355179-anonymous
Classic Visual Basic – Customer Feedback for Microsoft
VB6 applications need to be supported - there is no automatic upgrade from VB6 - and manually updating VB6 code to another language isn't feasible. To manually upgrade an application of hundreds of thousands of lines to VB.net the time/cost is enormous (and who pays) and the resulting application would be slower and less reliable. As Microsoft moves into the post .net world (Javascript, HTML5, Win RT, Silverlight dumping), now is the time to right the wrong - bring back VB6.