Scoble points to his new Longhorn specific blog ... I've got one too courtesy of Robert McLaws . Here's the Cowboy Wlodarczyk Longhorn Blog . Also check out www.longhornblogs.com .

Here's a .NET project on SourceForge that will let you back up your XBOX to a remote location. Very cool! ( SourceFroge Link )

Looks like Stephen Forte is back around sea-level... he blogs again!

Today I met up with Steve from www.furrygoat.com . We had a great lunch on campus and chatted about a variety of things. Great, cool guy! I was telling him that his blog was the first one that I started to read religiously and how probably I was one of...

A company based in the UK, Phones4U, is banning all email sent within the company amongst its 2500 or so employees. This is in an effort to get colleagues to get up away from their computers and interacting on a 1:1 basis more often. This is an interesting...

I've always liked Intel over AMD, and I think today I see yet another reason why this is the case. I always felt that Intel is more of an innovator than is AMD (well, the only exception may be with AMD's Opteron (aka AMD64)). Intel has proved time and...

Two things to watch out for: Longhorn Developer Center MSBuild talks at PDC

Check this out... SmartPhone in the US on AT&T Wireless! Thankfully I have AT&T! :P

Don Box points to this very funny PDC spoof video . Go check it out.

From aPress (links and text copied from aPress' Forthcoming Titles list ): Developing on Linux with C# and .NET: The Mono Project By Daniel Solin ISBN: 1-59059-117-8, 200 pages The Mono Project is a complete implementation of Microsoft’s ...

Charles Cooper of CNET has an interesting take on Longhorn and Web Services. Ok, so he says that big companies aren't abandoning ship on J2EE just because Ballmer says .NET is better... But in fact, if you look at the toolset provided by VS.net, developing...

Trying to compile in VS.net, but can't because of some mysterious problem since a file cannot be copied? Check out this knowledge base article . Applies to both VS.net 2002 and VS.net 2003.

Scoble points out a recent interview with Jonathan Swartz of Sun Microsystems. It's interesting to see how the other side sees Microsoft and Microsoft technologies. Especially coming from a company that is losing out more severely to Linux than is Microsoft...