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26 Megabytes – Not So Painful .Net 3.5 SP1 – But What About All The Non “Genuine” Windows Installs?
share Mike’s enthusiasm for this little discovery because, as Mike points out...
Posted in Anti-Piracy, Audio Software, BizSpark, C#, General ISV Issues, ISV Software Design, Microsoft, MixAction, Starting an mISV, Uncategorized, VB.Net, VisualStudio, Windows Also tagged .net, blog, blogging, blogs, business of, current version, delphi, developers, development, isv, megabytes, Microsoft, mike wilson, misv, new software, pirates, Starting an mISV, Uncategorized, visual studio, Windows, windows genuine validation, windows updates, windows xp Leave a comment
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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10 Years Anniversary Today. EPIC FAIL. I Quit. Starting An ISV …
History is full of people who aren't heroes, they don't do heroic things, they just do boring things for years and years so that others can enjoy their lives free from problems certain other people wish to inflict upon them. I think that about sums about the content of this article. Ten years ago this month a group of Usenet newsgroups were formed. The groups were created for the software industry as a moderated solution to stem the bickering and vicious flame wars that broke out daily on the parallel "alt" newsgroups.
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June 2007 – June 2009 377 Days – Can We Go To Release For July 29th?