Quoted: This post is an update to Mix 2008, 65 presentations so far (WMV direct links) In this post I have included all 88 sessions with title, speaker, description and direct links to wmv and mp4 files Title: Getting from A to Z Speaker(s): Brian Kralyevich, Carl Ledbetter Description: Come learn how Microsoft is using user experience as a core strategy

Quoted: Here's a few items in the comments to the PhotoZoom post that I figured were worth highlighting for those lazy RSS readers (yes me included): Matt Augstine from the PhotoZoom team has given some info about how the service works, and mentions that its using Silverlight Streaming. John (of John & Bronwen of ViaWindowsLive) has written

Quoted: Recently I've been involved in some work that deals with signed XML documents outside of a WCF Web service environment. Ironically the service that is being accessed accepts SOAP data but the service does not expose any WSDL even though it uses some WS-* specification features - namely digital signature of the XML body of the message. Since I didn't

Quoted: Search engine exeLibrary demistifies the EXEs running in your Task Manager to help you get to the bottom of whether or not that cryptic process actually needs to be running (and whether or not it's malware). Just search any process when you're unclear of its purpose in exeLibrary, and it'll give you a detailed description of what the process generally

Quoted: Filed under: Internet, Web services, web 2.0 One of the things that makes Flickr so mesmorizing is the ability to watch image sets using Flickr's slick slideshow feature. But if you're looking for an alternative slideshow viewer, you might want to check out Flickr Cover Flow or Flickr Guckn. Both sites essentially do the same thing. They let you

Quoted: Josep just pointed us to a way of updating your Facebook status message through your BlackBerry’s GTalk client. Now, why you wouldn’t just get the Facebook application is beyond me, but maybe you spend a lot of time on GTalk and not much on Facebook. I don’t know. Anyway, FON Labs is behind this, and seem to have a few cool projects under their belt.

Quoted: "I think Microsoft named .Net so it wouldn't show up in a Unix directory listing." (Oktal)