Visual Studio and SQL Server 2005 Ready to Launch event in Seattle today |
On my way out of here this morning heading to the Microsoft Ready to Launch Event for Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 at the Washington State CTC.
Not sure if there will be any WiFi for blogging from the event or not, but will have report when able to get live again.
Any readers going to be there?
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[…] - yesterday there was no WiFi in the RTL conference center area itself, although there was connectivity outside (for a fee), so all my blogging was offline. I have dozens of pictures and a detailed blog post about the Ready To Launch event which I’ll be posting later. - Russell notices that PSP firmware 2.60 now has podcasting and RSS support. - turns out Sony might have known about the rootkit in some of their CDs sooner than when it was exposed and villified in blogs, and they claim they were investigating and planning to announce a fix. Yet another strange contradiction to their spokesperson’s initial nonchalant attitude. Oh, and the lawsuits continue, ouch. - Another ouch: Om points to one of the things about podcasting that has bugged me for awhile: the ease by which some sites hijack podcast feeds. - And to keep the pain going, Vonage didn’t make the 911 deadline and now might have trouble signing up new customers. - Yahoo Mail and Alerts (beta) have added a built-in RSS Reader to their invite-only beta mail service. I haven’t checked out the new beta Yahoo mail client but the old one pretty much sucked. - I installed Office 2003 Professional yesterday morning on my Tablet and Outlook 2003 crashes immediately every time it opens. How useful. Looks like I might be calling tech support when I get some more time (probably not today), if I can’t find a quick solution digging through their support forums and Google with the error report. Argh. […]
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