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Visual Studio for DB Professionals - my
favorite new part
of the Visual Studio - won a
JOLT award
. Congrats to the Data Dudes! (via
Knowing.NET
)
When they're older, I'd like to send my kids to
Tinkering School
. Come to think of it, I'd like to go with them to Tinkering School. According to
Geekdad
, they're looking helping others set up their own Tinkering Schools. I wonder if
Jules
would be down to help me run one?
Sandboxie
is a sandbox environment for your windows based PC. Basically, it traps writes to the filesystem and registry and stores them in a seperate file that is easily tossed away. Sort of like virtual machine differencing drives, but for your host machine. I'll have to check it out. I wonder how it
compares
to Microsoft's recent aqusition
Softricity
? (via
Larkware News
)
I didn't realize
Bug Bash
had an external website. As per the
about page
, Bug Bash started "a comic strip in the company newsletter of a large northwest software company...[who's] name rhymes with 'Microsoft'." It is a hilarious Dev/IT focused comic strip from the same guy who writes
Mr. Cranky
.
Subscribed
. (via
Coding Horror
)
Posted By
Harry Pierson
at 10:40 AM Pacific Standard Time
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