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  1. LOL (dutch): http://is.gd/50tYm about 1 hour ago from Seesmic
  2. Browse all slides of #devnology's community day online: http://devnology.nl/en/blog... about 10 hours ago from Seesmic
  3. RT @migueldeicaza: From Nat: "slide decks are corporate karaoke". about 11 hours ago from Seesmic
  4. @Meligy Likely in January (NH support) about 22 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to Meligy
  5. #LLBLGen Pro v3 RT lib and templates only get bare bones changes, (Valuetypes, DBProv. fact, TV fetching with procs etc.) 9:21 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic
  6. Signed off latest major alpha milestone for the #LLBLGen Pro v3.0 designer. RT lib + templates are next. 9:18 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic
  7. @pilotbob Then I'm afraid I can't help you, sorry man... I have little to no experience with reporting software. 9:16 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to pilotbob
  8. @pilotbob (oh boy my english is degrading by the minute it seems.... :X) 8:51 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to pilotbob
  9. @pilotbob I have not that much experience with reporting, so I've to guess: did you look at 'active reports' and devexpress' offerings 8:50 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to pilotbob
  10. @Meligy You can specify the pattern of the name in the project properties using macros. So it's up to you :) 8:44 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to Meligy
  11. I so want to close the last alpha milestone for the v3 designer, but testing the fix for issue A, gives a new bug, rinse repeat.. *sob* 8:37 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic
  12. @etechpartner you had to pay for the clients (which ran java natively). It didn't catch on. Chrome might be free, but the hw isn't. ;) 6:16 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to etechpartner
  13. @etechpartner the 'Thin Client' was based on the idea that you just had a monitor, a kb/mouse and an internet connection. So eq to chromeos 5:57 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to etechpartner
  14. @dvdstelt suuurree! ;) 1:46 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to dvdstelt
  15. @dvdstelt hehe slijmjurk ;) Ik zal je blog ff checken ;) 1:44 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to dvdstelt
  16. @dvdstelt Waar werk je dan nu? Ja eigen bedrijf is geen kattedrek ;) 1:41 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to dvdstelt
  17. @dvdstelt Eigen bedrijf? (congratz btw) 1:33 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to dvdstelt
  18. @MikaelHenrixon ... or a prove it doesn't work ;) 1:18 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic in reply to MikaelHenrixon
  19. So ChromeOS + computer is the exact same thing as the "Thin Client" OS-less java machine promoted all those years ago by oracle/sun... 12:38 AM Nov 20th from Seesmic
  20. RT @jasongorman: Is typing speed a factor in programmer productivity? Would you improve at chess if you moved the pieces faster? 11:58 PM Nov 19th from Seesmic