Microsoft Online Services: Very Cool (and Cheap!)
This is not a technical post, but one that bumps into business. Yes, occasionally us software developers have to lift our heads up and see that there’s more to life […]
Amazing .NET Reference Visualizations
Half the battle when tracking down memory problems in a .NET application is seeing the reference chain so you can see why an object is still in use. You can […]
Getting Rid of the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator Tray Crapware
This weekend I purchased a Samsung N110 netbook and slapped Windows 7 on that thing as fast as I could. The install was beautiful and recognized all the devices on […]
How I Use OneNote
When I posted Tools We Use, there were several comments, as well as many emails asking me how I used OneNote for debugging and development. Yes, I was the one […]
Tools We Use
Inside Wintellect, we’ve been having a big email chain about all the tools all the technical folks use. Of course, we all use Visual Studio, TFS, and have read Hanselman’s […]
PowerShell Script for Setting VS 2010 Symbol Paths
Edit (July 7, 2010): Get the latest version of this script here. A while ago, I wrote a PowerShell script that sets up the _NT_SYMBOL_PATH environment variable as well as […]
Fixing a Nasty Windows 7 + Mac Pro Sleep and Hibernation Problem
As I’ve written before, Windows 7 and Mac Pros are made for each other. Except when the Mac Pro doesn’t want to wake up from sleep or restore from hibernation. […]
WiX Projects vs. TFS 2010 Team Build
As I mentioned before, I’m in the process of moving my life over to TFS 2010 Beta 2. I’m using the excellent WiX 3.5 Beta that plugs into Visual Studio […]
TFS 2010 Build Number and Assembly File Versions: Completely In Sync with Only MSBuild 4.0
This entry still describes how the build numbers work, but I’ve updated the files and shown how to incorporate these changes into .CSPRO