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Argh, it's LINQ (not Linq or Ling), pronounced link (not lin-queue) and is a language feature. LINQ to SQL & LINQ to Entities are providers.about 8 hours agofrom web
When the solution to a coding problem isn't readily available you're either innovating or took a wrong turn somewhere. Probably the latter.about 16 hours agofrom web
@LiquidPT Pausing requires a proprietary protocol/device support. Plus I'm listening to streaming radio that only has "stop" not "pause".1:56 PM Jul 10thfrom webin reply to LiquidPT
I want headphones that automatically mute when they're not on my head. Can't be that hard, surely.1:32 PM Jul 10thfrom web
@KentBeck Apple tried that in iPhone 1.0 supporting "web-apps" only. Change to native dev in 2.0 + app store was disruptive innovation.10:23 AM Jul 8thfrom webin reply to KentBeck
Google aiming Chrome OS at browser-based apps. Apple originally touted same for iPhone. Switch to native apps really ignited the iPhone...11:29 PM Jul 7thfrom web
@alanstevens Totally agree with sentiments on drag-n-drop demoware that comes out of MS. If you're going to use EF you'll love CodeOnly.8:44 PM Jul 6thfrom web
@codism I was trying to sell you the idea of Subversion back in 2003! Try AnkhSVN if you find yourself in Visual Studio.8:41 PM Jul 6thfrom webin reply to codism
Think I should write a bluffers guide to font recognition. In the mean time use the iPhone app WhatTheFont.4:59 PM Jul 6thfrom web