Uau, someone is getting beaten by Microsoft on security? This I've got to see!
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Just sharing some of my inconsequential lunch conversations with you... 
Thursday, November 30, 2006
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- Microsoft beats Oracle in security showdown
- TFS Permission Manager 1.0
- REF: Table of Cool .NET Tools
- Windows Vista on an old laptop
- TeamWord 1.0beta
- Managing distance
- New Application Block: Validation Application Block
- Anders Hejlsberg and Chris McConnell's reflections
- Can a Manager Be a Techie and Survive?
- What the World is saying about LINQ
- GUI Architectures
- Concepts behind the C# 3.0 language
- Top 3 Free Product Key Finder Programs
- An introductory guide to Windows Memory Management
- 2007 Trends, according to Evdemon
- Ending SQL dependency
- Comunidade MOSS Portuguesa (MOSS Portuguese commun...
- Announcing SDLC-in-a-Box version 2.0
- Problems installing Office 2007
- For much that I hatted Monad..
- Project Management Certification - The Workshop
- Enterprise Library for .NET Framework 2.0: Perform...
- Starter Kits for Visual Web Developer
- Visual Studio Team Edition rules!!!
- Visual Studio on Windows Vista
- .Net Framework 3.0 Guide
- Posting from Windows Live Writer
- REF: Prescription for an I.T. Disaster?
- REF: C# pulling ahead of Java (and VB)
- Web Development Helper
- And the Iron Architect winner is...
- Vista has just been RTMed!
- TechEd2006 Day 1 - Keynote
- New goodies
- TxF, TxR and KTM : ACID File System
- Dynamic languages in ASP.NET performance
- REF: Tips/Tricks and LINQ Slides+Demos
- Dina Programming Font
- Microsoft Office Outlook Connector
- Writing Accessible Web Applications
- REF: So you think you write unit tests? Think again
- Project Management Integration with Visual Studio ...
- The risks of obtaining and using pirated software
- Microsoft Application Verifier
- REF: The law of leaky abstractions
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