Joe Stagner - Frustrated by Design !

One of my pet peeves with MSN Messenger is that people can reset they name to display to whatever they want in my contacts list. Often they only use the first name "Paul" or something foolish that doesn't even include their name. With MSN Messenger 6...

The anti-Microsoft zealots accuse me of being brainwashed and the Microsoft zealots accuse me of being a traitor.... I usually participate in Microsoft's "dog-food" programs (internal beta testing), but I delayed doing to with Windows XP (SP2). There...

Every wonder what THAT running process is ? Check out Sysinfo.org ! It has a search engine for names found in startup entries with a description of what it does and where it comes from.

Microsoft's Ben Miller sells Borland sales Director on a Tablet PC, afterward the Borland exec said "I gotta have one" !

After a kickoff by David Intersimone, Borland Icon and Developer Relations mogul, the opening session (delivered by Boz Elloy, Sr. VP of Software Products at Borland) set the tone and messaging for the event. Borland is an enterprise Developer Tools...

I was the guest on .NET Rocks last Friday night. Here is Carl's description of the show.... Joe Stagner stopped by to talk about his recent experiences at BorCon, experiences with the Open Source community, Java, and Delphi. In the second half we talked...

Euan Garden, Microsoft's Product Unit Manager for Microsoft SQL Server Tools grabs a slow moment at the Microsoft booth at BorCon 2005 to write a bit of code as two of his techie "fans" look on. There was exceptionally high interest SQL Server 2005...

I spent last week at the Borland Developer's Conference, BorCon 2005, and got to catch this photo with Borland Developer Relations Guru, David Intersimone, known the world over simply as David I. David I. is the father of technical evangelism. I first...

Wanna know know who my prediction for one of the up-and-coming conference celebrities is ? Brad Abrams !!! Brad ( http://weblogs.asp.net/brada ) gave a GREAT talk on “What’s new in the CLR 2.0” Brad is the co-Author of .NET Framework Standard...