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@SaraJChipps There's more strategy in it than it seems. Kinda like baseball is largely a game of math, but you'd never know it.
Had a great time at the holiday party. Good to see @CliffJacobson, @glengordon, @IdeaKitchn, @LinqKinq, and everyone else.
@rainnwilson Yes, the same time that neither PBS nor NPR are running pledge drives. I think it was a Tuesday.
@jongalloway @codinghorror I'm a big fan of using CSS "flags" for metadata. Browser-native search puts it ahead of other techniques, IMO.
@kevindente Actually, it's fast for me in IE8 too.
@kevindente It's smooth as a native app for me in Firefox 3.6. Didn't try IE.
@ShawnWildermuth It should ask you when you RT. If you've saved the "old" preference accidentally, check the "Twitter" tab in the options.
@kevindente That's interesting. I didn't realize there was that big a difference in JS speed between 3.5 and 3.6.
Three separate NDAs with the same company today. I'm at the edge of an efficiency black hole. Must not fall in.
The horizontal slider here is slick: http://www.slidedeck.com/ Nice touch with the mouse wheel support. Give me that over Flash/SL any day.
@jglozano @johnsheehan I'll often start simple web "sites" as website projects, but the want for build events usually forces migration.
@johnsheehan I haven't really found a big need for that. I use configSource to keep specific SMTP/DB settings out of the web.config.
Installed @johnsheehan's jQuery snippets for VS2010: http://jquerysnippets.codeplex.com/ I think they have good potential to be handy.
@jksmallwood Nothing specific. Depending on what you need, you may be able to get away with using ADO.NET Data Services (Astoria).
This misconception about UpdatePanels is *such* a common one: http://forums.asp.net/t...
@cwbrandsma True. Seems like UpdatePanels bring those looping progress update questions out of the woodwork though.
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