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Monthly Archives: February 2009
A Developer Says He’s “Speechless” That I Am Targeting Vista And Win 7 With .Net. But Does He Know His Onions Or Have I Flipped My Biscuit?
Recently on the Business of Software forums in a discussion a developer (who anonymously posts as “Rich ISV” for whatever that is worth) said he was speechless that I would purposefully target Vista And Windows 7 and force XP users...
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Goodbye Web 2.0 Road?
Goodbye Web 2.0 Road
When are you gonna go broke
When are you going to scram
You should have become an architect
So you could make money from Obama's big plan
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Grab A Beta – Help Out Fellow ISV Mike Wilson!
Mike Wilson has announced he’d like some beta testers, with an offer included for those that submit quality bug reports, for his forthcoming application InstaTrans...
26 Megabytes – Not So Painful .Net 3.5 SP1 – But What About All The Non “Genuine” Windows Installs?