September 2007 - Posts
I had some large NetMon files to work with the other day. I wanted to quickly check the start and end time for each trace but didn't want to have to wait for NetMon 3.1 to load and parse them. LogParser came to the rescue again: >logparser -i:NETMON
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Developers interested in preparing for IIS7 and Orcas will be interested to know that the Release Candidate (RC) build of Windows Server 2008 is now available . Of course, this release includes an updated version of the .NET Framework 3.5. The core 2.0
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Daniel's post about his typing rate piqued my curiosity so I gave it a go. YOUR RESULTS ARE: Number of words typed: 155 Test duration: 3 min Speed: 51.9 words/min. (259 keystrokes/min.) Error penalty: 9 Accuracy: 94.2% It's interesting that of those who
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Here goes - I don't like the copy replace dialog in Windows Server 2008. It's too big, there's too much detail and the things you are meant to click to do something are not obviously clickable until you hover the mouse over them. Hmm. Looking at this
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Came across this interesting article about measuring performance on Windows Vista . Contains various nuggets of information about what goes on under the covers. Doug
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[update 20/11/7 added .NET 2.0 SP1] [update 15/11/7 added 4 new recent fixes] Following on from my post about ASP.NET 2.0 fixes , summarised below are the Common Language Runtime (CLR) 2.0 major releases and hotfixes, in version number order. ASP.NET
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Came across this interesting case study article about how the Hotmail team used Visual Studio 2005 web testing features to test the latest version of Windows Live Hotmail. Doug
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