True, but it's marketing and nobody shows its product as being bad :p

But police are also trained to handle high speed pursuits and I don't think you can say that from everyone.

But the car would still be Motorway-capable... People are just stupid... Oh no, I bought a nVidia card at 5$ and it won't play Crysis, but it says it can handle 3D!

That makes me curious... How long DID it take to format 1.5TB? :D

That's why you should use Quickformat! :)

Both are a real database file. .sdf file are called embedded database (the database server is just a class library that you access) so your application will become the database "server".

You can use the ASP.NET caching in WinForms or anywhere in .NET by referencing System.Web.dll

mdf will require a Sql Server installation (can be express) while sdf will run without any database. Mdf should have better performance since it runs on an actual database, but sdf will be much easier to deploy :)

Format Options Quick Format By default not checked here...

I think it's the PowerCommands AddIn.

Wouldn't it be better to just use http://sqlite.phxsoftware.com/[^]

Could try for a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTFS_junction_point[^] Sorry, seems that XP only supports junction points which can't work over SMB, only Vista allows it with symbolic links. I do remember something about a change in 3.5 SP1 so that .NET executables in network folders run in full trust.

ReSharper gives a warning about that. Let's just keep it at a feature.

From the same developers http://xbmc.org/[^ they now have a native PC client. (And also mac/linux IIRC) It has this feature that will query an online service to get thumbnails for movies etc.

Did you even read the announcement?

Maybe because you aren't logged in.

My shortcut is nn and resharper allows to fill out the second argument first so it still shows intellisense, plus its smart enough to use parameters so I have to type almost nothing :p

Don't forget a string parameter for the parameter name, that way you'll know which argument was incorrect ;) My helper is a:

Argument.NotNull("parameter", parameter);

The Ninja theme is awesome! I like all the small details in it :)

It's called shaders and it already exists ;) latest 3d cards have a few hundred thousand parallel cores calculating the color for just one pixel :)