No problem. I've been running them for the last 3 months and they don't conflict. We're developing new stuff on 2008 but still need 2005 to support some old ones. No problems encountered whatsoever.

Here is an interesting anecdote for you guys. I was working for a big company in it's IT department. Some HR manager needed a DB to keep track of employees (your typical employee DB, Name, Address, Social security number etc.). A simple task for any developer. Well the manager was convinced by his "secretary" (who just learned C# and .Net 1.1 at the time) to let her write the application. The poor girl had no notion of security and authentication so the application was full access for everyone to see, update, delete. Actually, no one knew about this (only the manager was using it) untill auditors of NYE following the Sarbanes-Oxley act audited the company and checked on how sensitive data were stored.... now you imagine the rest.

This is where technology fails to serve the population. We force the user to adapt to the search engine where it would be more natural to to see a search engine adapting to the user. As user we should pressure systems to answer a user's need instead of imposing new restrictions.... otherwise, google and microsoft can just rule supreme on imposing us new ways to use their systems

Steve Echols wrote:

Can you even get a Bachelors in Web Development?

Dude, don't laught! Some university even offer Bachelor in "game development".