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“Pasting” attachments to work items in Visual Studio
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over 4 years ago
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Today I deleted my CodePlex project TfsPasteAttachment It was (up until today) located @ http://tfspasteattachment.codeplex.com/ Since the functionality had been removed from the product during Whidbey, the codeplex project was an add-in that added it...
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Sending feedback about “Send Feedback”
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over 4 years ago
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[ EDIT : found the relevant blog post which points to the instructions MSDN subscribers have to use, so I can now use the Send Feedback links :) ] It was a little disconcerting that I can’t even successfully send feedback. Now, I’d be happy to report...
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Having to uninstall PowerShell (still) makes me sad
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over 4 years ago
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This isn’t new to Windows 7 (I got the same when upgrading from XP to Vista). However, it still feels like we’re “punishing” one of the user subsections that don’t deserve it (especially since I’m in it! :) Trust me, I “get” that it’s not a very populous...
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upgrading to SP1 fixes VM Additions for Win7 Beta!
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over 4 years ago
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Many thanks to reader ajcg whose comment in my previous post was spot-on. Once I upgraded VPC 2007 to SP1 , then the Virtual Machine Additions version that got installed into the guest (Win7) was 13.820 which was recent enough to work on Win7! Yay! More...
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Windows 7: fully de-Hitler'd
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over 4 years ago
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(note to those that it's not obvious to: this is a joke... laugh! ) It turns out this xkcd comic is a little behind the times - we de-Hitler'd over 5 years ago!
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Windows 7 + Alpha Squad 7 = overload o' awesome
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over 4 years ago
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Clearly someone on the Win7 team is a fan of Colbert's comic ! ;) At least, that's my theory and I'm sticking to it until Tek himself says otherwise! :)
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Windows 7 Beta in Virtual PC 2007 - BSOD in Fs_Rec.sys after adding VM Additions
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over 4 years ago
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EDIT: UPDATE: SP1 fixes this ! Yay!!! Others seem to have run it with no problems, and I installed it and ran fine (installed the update as well, even though there wouldn't be any mp3 files on that VM). However, attempting to install the VM Additions...
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PowerShell V2: CTP3 now available!
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over 5 years ago
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Sea Tea Pea Three Whee! Go get it ! The bits in the overview I want to call out (because I've seen others trip over this) - In Windows PowerShell V2 CTP, the WS-Management-based remoting features work correctly only on Windows Vista with Service Pack...
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powershell one-liner to expose some emoticons
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over 5 years ago
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While chatting with a co-worker about a bug I had fixed a few weeks back, Communicator unexpectedly (to me) translated (I) into an emoticon for me (I know, I can turn emoticons off). So, time for a quickie one-liner and then paste the resulting text into...
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pet peeve: full-screen + multi-monitor
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over 5 years ago
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I'm noticing silverlight pick up a behavior from flash that I don't like: kicking out of full-screen when there's a click on the other monitor (or other loss of focus from the plugin). Now, if it's full-screen and there's only 1 monitor, then I guess...
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Common confusion - "Reporting Services Data Source Account" != account Reporting Services is running as
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over 5 years ago
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A few of us were working just this morning on trying to prevent this confusion in the next version, so it seems like a decent time for a blog post. When the TFS 2008 (and 2005 for that matter) setup is asking for "Reporting Services Data Source Account...
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powershell script - find orphaned C# files
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over 5 years ago
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I ran across a C# file that had been removed from its csproj file, but it hadn't been deleted from version control. So I wrote a script ( Chris Sidi had already written one, though) to find the .cs files that weren't in the "containing" .csproj file param...
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macro to "organize usings" for a project
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over 5 years ago
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I won't claim this is efficient, or well-written, or whatever, but it WorksForMe and I figured I'd share. Feel free to post better versions in the comments or on your own blog and add a link as a comment :) Option Strict Off Option Explicit Off Imports...
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Enterprise Edition
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over 5 years ago
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What's your favorite? Chris Rathjen [9:05 AM]: i take it you want enterprise? James Manning [9:05 AM]: NCC-1701 *D* please Chris Rathjen [9:05 AM]: dude the E kicks the D's ass James Manning [9:06 AM]: yeah, it does but D has more sentimental...
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collection and property initializers are so nice
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over 5 years ago
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I happened to change a piece of code over the weekend and used both. It's a tiny piece of code, so I thought it would make a good example of just how much readable code is using them. Before: List<Property> p = new List<Property>( 1 ); Property...
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Hyper-V has shipped!
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over 5 years ago
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http://www.microsoft.com/hyper-v Many people on our team (including myself, of course) have been running pre-RTM bits (the beta that came with Windows Server 2008, RC0, RC1, and their escrow build), and we've been extremely happy with it. It's light-years...
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THE PowerShell book (Windows PowerShell in Action, Bruce Payette's book) now on Safari!
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over 5 years ago
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Just noticed in an email from Bruce that his book is now available on Safari ! Yay!
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Another James loss == another customer win
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over 5 years ago
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For those keeping score, last time it was Windows Server 2008 . For various reasons (that I won't bother reiterating here, since there's no value in doing so), I wanted to make our next release 64-bit-only. There's a little bit of precedence in that Exchange...
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HashTab - easily see the hashes for files
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over 5 years ago
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While wanting to verify the hash of a dd-wrt firmware I downloaded, I read about this app called HashTab that makes it a simple shell extension. What a great idea! The license agreement phase of the install states it simply enough: I love...
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Odd Server 2008 link speed issue
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over 5 years ago
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Despite having a 1 Gbps Intel network card plugged into a 100Mbps switch, my Link Speed claims 10Gbps. So, while I'm pushing 75Mbps of traffic (copying the vhd file as per previous blog post), it claims a network utilization of 0.75% instead of 75%. Other...
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Giving full trust to a network share
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over 5 years ago
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Tan's post reminded me that I never got around to posting this silly batch script that I use. As you can see with Tan's example, you can call this with just a hostname, or hostname/sharename, or whatever. For both of us, we're ripping off Shawn's original...
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Screenshot-fest: Using SCVMM 2008 Beta to convert my old Vista dev box into a Virtual Machine
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over 5 years ago
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While you can certainly use Vista's Complete PC Backup to generate a vhd of your machine, it doesn't make a bootable, usable virtual machine. I didn't want to lose a bunch of things on my old dev box (I need to reinstall it with Windows Server 2008),...
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You can't run HyperV in a HyperV VM
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over 5 years ago
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I didn't think it would work, but I was trying it yesterday because of the OS requirements for SCVMM 2008 Beta . Of course, you can run Virtual PC under Hyper-V (or Virtual Server, or VMWare, or whatever)
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Just-In-Time sysinternals tools!
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over 5 years ago
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I'm a few days behind on posting this, but now you can run the current version of sysinternals tools directly from \\live.sysinternals.com\Tools ! If you're in PowerShell , you can just cd over to it , even. If you don't want to use a UNC...
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Brian the Build Bunny ownz those Watership Down rabbits
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over 5 years ago
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Maybe I'm the only one, but that movie gave my 6-year-old self quite the nightmares . I don't think my parents got the memo. Unlike many animated features, the film faithfully emulated the dark and violent sophistication of the book. As a result, many...
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