Thinking In .NET

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Wednesday, September 18, 2002

Since everyone else is doing it, I guess I'll brag that I got my Everett beta last Thursday! Neener, neener, neener! We're all under NDA, which sucks, because I've got some Compact .NET Framework yellin' to do.
4:19:36 PM    comment []

Just because I'm so freakin' pissed off at the government for playing stupid about the use of hijacked planes as guided missiles (what, you're telling me that Cheney doesn't read Tom Clancy?), here's Article 2 of the UN Charter.
2:58:09 PM    comment []

Good heavens! Mac only has 2.2% Global Operating Systems marketshare? *nixs don't even show up on the study, which seems pretty dang fishy to me; surely UNIX/Linux's command significant shares of the server market, but could it be that the number of servers is so small in comparison with desktops that they are invisible?
2:44:30 PM    comment []

In August 1998, U.S. intelligence learned that a �group of unidentified Arabs planned to fly an explosive-laden plane from a foreign country into the World Trade Center." So my question is: When are we going to start holding our elected representatives responsible?

In other, actually-related-to-programming news: I just posted WhatsSoWrongWithRpc? to the REST wiki.

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