Book Recomendation Of The Day :doh: Anyone reccomend a good book on ASP.NET 2.0 ?

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Phil Harding.
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Herding Cats: A Primer for Programmers Who Lead Programmers[^]

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Phil Harding.
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Can anyone here point me in the direction of a good intro into Sharepoint, preferably one thats had the marketing crap filtered out :)

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Phil Harding.
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IT Support 101 "Reboot your PC" Seems to have fixed it :jig:

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Phil Harding.
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norm .net wrote:

pull of the 2 wires on the speed dial or wire directly

Humphf, I can disable it my bios you know ;)

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Phil Harding.
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Yeah, the box has a variable speed fan system, I'm thinking it's not the fan itself, I've looked in task manager to check if anythings whacking the CPU, nothing jumps out at me :confused:

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Phil Harding.
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Any one shed any light, it keeps going from slow (quiet) to fast (noisy) for no particular reason I can fathom, its not like I'm doing any rocket science here :mad:

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Phil Harding.
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Chris Maunder wrote:

Someone deserves a slap

Mmmmm I'd go with a wedgie[^]

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Phil Harding.
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I'm going to join up quick sharp :doh: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/6997316.stm[^]

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Phil Harding.
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Vri SSK wrote:

No. I am using VS2005

Thanks, I'll sleep much happier for knowing that ;P

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Phil Harding.
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Anton Afanasyev wrote:

MS states that it isn't, and will not be, supported on Vista

Yeah I read that too, it's still rather surprising though :|

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Phil Harding.
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Anyone here using VS 2003 on Vista, if anything what doesn't work?

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Phil Harding.
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Yeah, thats the conclusion I came to, thinking about it I figured I'm not doing 64bit dev and my customers aren't either, at least having bought a 64bit bit box I can when I need to :-)

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Phil Harding.
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Ta for the info, the question I'm trying to answer is, as a developer machine without needing 8GB support, is x64 actually worth installing or should I stick with the 32bit version

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Phil Harding.
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Marc Clifton wrote:

run XP in an VM

Didn't think of that, guess that'll be option 3 then :cool:

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Phil Harding.
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I've got a choice, install Vista Business x32 or x64 If I choose x64, am I limiting myself in terms of additional hardware/drivers Is x64 that much better (at least on a 2GB x64 dual core processor laptop) :confused:

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Phil Harding.
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Perhaps I'm approaching that cynical time of life, but politics and democracy just don't seem to work these days, politicians it seems to me, enter it based on the gravy train principal and for the career, rather than to do some actual good.

Marc Clifton wrote:

What the hell is going on (other than, oil and money talk)

Sadly that's all that seems to be going on, well that and empire building. Yer know, maybe I've read 1984 or Brave New World too many times, or read too many Sci-Fi Noir novels but it's getting harder to not see parallels in these "interesting times" we're living in X| God help me, I'm even looking at Star Wars as a sub-text for the gradual erosion of every day taken for granted liberties :doh: I think I need a holiday :rolleyes:

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Phil Harding.
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Marc Clifton wrote:

I think we should simply boycott all elections

Aye comrade, it's time to end the bourgeois reign of terror, let us gather and storm the gates of them hifalutin towers in what they live in :cool:

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Phil Harding.
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norm .net wrote:

Toms Chop House

Drooooooool-tastic :jig:

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Phil Harding.
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RoswellNX wrote:

What's next?

Behold my patent.. A mechanism for avoiding death from asphyxiation. This patent describes the means by which oxygen is transported into the body and waste carbon dioxide out of the body. This mechanism is a voluntary active action, although other patents here[^], here[^] and here[^], describe an automated action which can be enabled in the event that the mechanisms host forgets to enact the voluntary action, in the event of host sleep, or, critical stop states. I'll be rich, rich I tell you :omg::jig::omg::jig:

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Phil Harding.
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