October 2004 - Posts

Full-text Book Searches: My Library vs. A9.com
As of last night, I am one of the four people on Earth for whom Google has lost its mojo. It's old hat. It was quite a romance but the end is near. Google, I still love you but... I've lost that Google feeling . Soon, very soon, you will be just another Read More...
Posted 29 October 04 03:32 by KorbyP | 7 Comments   
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Hermiston's Li'l Hotspot
[Richard Hundhausen] " Read this in Mobile PC magazine, then did my own research. Turns out that Hermiston County, Oregon, recently installed 75 towers to transmit signals over a 600-square-mile area . This is even more amazing, if you've ever driving Read More...
Posted 27 October 04 10:58 by KorbyP | 0 Comments   
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Video of an Actual Bug Triage at Microsoft
Have you ever wanted to know how product bugs (like the ones you report using Ladybug ) get triaged at Microsoft? My homies on the MSBuild team: Alex Kipman (PM), Rajeev Goel (SDE), Dan Moseley (SDETest extraordinaire), and Chad Royal (GPM) recently opened Read More...
Posted 26 October 04 06:28 by KorbyP | 0 Comments   
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Team Foundation vs. SourceSafe | Cloaking
Klingons and Romulans everywhere will bristle with pride when they learn that cloaking has survived the conceptual port from Visual SourceSafe to Team Foundation. Cloaking is a vital feature in VSS as it speeds up expensive Get operations and conserves Read More...
Posted 25 October 04 10:55 by KorbyP | 14 Comments   
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San Francisco One-Ups Redmond
The citywide Wi-Fi meme catapulted to another level yesterday when San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom boldly announced that, "We will not stop until every San Franciscan has access to free wireless Internet service," he said in his annual state of the city Read More...
Posted 22 October 04 10:59 by KorbyP | 15 Comments   
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High Speed Wireless Internet in Redmond
Tonight, the Redmond City Council voted unanimously to approve my proposal to support the provision of ubiquitous, high speed, wireless Internet connectivity citywide...with minor modifications. Like any good politician (I am neither good nor politician Read More...
Posted 20 October 04 01:18 by KorbyP | 10 Comments   
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tf.exe Rename==tf.exe Move in Visual Studio Team Foundation
When you use the Team Foundation tf rename command to rename a source-controlled file in your local workspace, you change its address, not its name. If you rename file1.cs to file2.cs, you implicitly change its address from c:\folder\ file1.cs to c:\folder\ Read More...
Posted 19 October 04 10:43 by KorbyP | 11 Comments   
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Please do not reprint this email in your blogs
This morning, several hundred Microsoft bloggers received an internal email (unrelated to blogging) that ended with, " Please do not reprint this email in your blogs. " I hm'd to myself, "Hm. Hmmmmm." And then I said, "Hah! Blogger bait." Don't you just Read More...
Posted 18 October 04 08:26 by KorbyP | 9 Comments   
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The WikiWay: Adopt-a-Vandal
A week or two after David Ornstein released FlexWiki to SourceForge, Mike Gunderloy reflects on the issue (or is it a non-issue?) of WikiVandalism. [Mike Gundleroy] "...the news of FlexWiki's relicensing was picked up by the "News for Nerds" Web site Read More...
Posted 10 October 04 11:13 by KorbyP | 2 Comments   
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Team Foundation vs. SourceSafe | Locking vs Exclusive Checkouts
Adam Singer , the newest addition to my blogroll, recently blogged about the Lock Command in Visual Studio Team Foundation . Even if you don't have a CTP or beta build of Visual Studio 2005 Team System, I recommend his post. Locking in VSTS points to Read More...
Posted 07 October 04 01:03 by KorbyP | 10 Comments   
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Email Meets WikiWiki Meets Email
One of the great things about working at Microsoft is having access to the hyperactive internal distribution lists to which brilliant and passionate individuals tune their antenae like battalions of restless army ants. My favorite dl by far is the internal Read More...
Posted 07 October 04 08:11 by KorbyP | 4 Comments   
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