I like the new Forerunner 405! And Garmin seems to have copied ‘Touch Bezel‘ navigation from iPod 
Less
More
Recently set up a new home server with the Gigabyte STA. The power consumption is only 18 W inclusive hard drive and it is absolutely quite because it does not need a ventilator. This is made possible through the Via C7 chip….really nice!
I’ve uploaded a new version of .NET Reference Explorer:
- New: Using global assemblies as entry assemblies
- New: Multi-selection in ‘Open File’ dialog
- New: Config files of entry assemblies now get processed
- New: No installation needed anymore.
- Fixed: Loading of global assemblies with publisher policies
One of the things I don’t like about my digital camera (a Canon IXUS 70), is that it generates MJPEG files for videos. That files really take up a lot of space.
And I’m lazy and do not want to use a program like Nero to convert each file one-by-one. So I wrote a small program, that scans a directory (inclusive its subdirectories) for MJPEG files and converts them to MPEG 4 (Xvid).
One of the coolest tools, Microsoft has brought out lately is Windows Live Writer. It lets you easily write blogs with special layout (tables, source code, videos…) - no matter what blogging engine you have. I for example use WordPress and it works perfectly.
Some time ago, I wrote a small tool that serves as GACutil replacement. Now I had time (during christmas holiday ) to put it online. I’ve called it CmdHelper, because I want to extend it over time with more useful functions without always creating new programs (DRY).
CmdHelper installs Assemblies in the GAC along with their PDB files. This is a big advantage compared to gacutil, because it allows to display line numbers for assemblies in the GAC when generating a stack trace. This makes debugging much easier.
Further it can remove Assemblies from the GAC by specifying a specific filter criteria. For example, you can remove all assemblies of a specific vendor. Or all assemblies that start with a certain string.
Recently TeamCity 3.0 was released. It has a bunch of new features, but the best of all: There is a free version now. And the free version already is quite powerful: up to 20 users, 20 build projects and 3 build agents. That is really a cool marketing strategy, because now there are no reasons anymore, why not to start with Continuous Integration, if even a easy-to-use software is for free.
You find where mp3 music download on perssonal computer, You need download mp3 music from online mp3 archive
Three C# code snippets with the same meaning…
Variant 1: Using a full if/else clause
MyClass result;
if (input!= null)
result= input;
else
result= new MyClass();
Variant 2: Using the ?/: conditional operator
MyClass result = input != null ? input : new MyClass();
Variant 3: Using the ?? operator
MyClass result = input ?? new MyClass();
I did not know about the ?? operator, until Resharper 3 suggested to use variant 3 instead of variant 2
What does Coca-Cola want to say us with it’s calculation!? Yes…it may be quite difficult to find out, that half a liter is twice as big as a quarter-liter! 
I guess, Google is not the only one who can solve 2 x 0.25 liter.
