OK, OK, the joke is old — no Microsoft product is worth using until Version 3, har-dee-har, and maybe it’s a cheap shot at a product just awakening in beta. But one of our favorite Microsoft smart guy bloggers, Don Dodge, is posting about AdCenter like it’s some kind of moneymaker for Microsoft, and I […]
Entries Tagged as 'Usability'
Microsoft AdCenter — when do we get to version 3.0?
September 4th, 2006 · 3 Comments
Tags: Partnering with Microsoft · Usability
Another .NET expert weighs in on the Digipede Network
August 4th, 2006 · 1 Comment
Mike Gunderloy, developer / author / publisher of the Larkware Web site, reviewed the Digipede Network Developer Edition yesterday. He dug it: …What The Digipede Network brings to the table is a polished way to set up a .NET-based grid on your own network, ready to undertake distributed computing jobs at a moment’s notice. When […]
Tags: Grid applications · Usability
CPUs Gone Wild
July 12th, 2006 · 1 Comment
(Composed Monday 7/10/2006 en route to Boston for Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference.) I’ve mentioned my happy relationship with my Dell Latitude 610 laptop, and that relationship continues today on the plane to Boston. If I choose my tasks appropriately, I’m just as productive in an aisle seat on JetBlue as I am in the office (maybe more […]
Tags: Usability
Asking for Help
June 5th, 2006 · 6 Comments
I have a better-than-usual relationship with my current laptop — a Dell Lattitude D610. It’s my one work machine — at the office, at home, on planes, at conferences, etc. It’s a year-old, right-down-the-middle combination of fast-enough and light-enough and nice-enough-screen to be a good place to put my work life.  It’s been very reliable (ok, I […]
Tags: Usability