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May 09 Zune headquarters mini-tour - EngadgetEngadget posted a photo tour of the Zune offices. Check it out:
May 08 Your Chance to Finish a Movie Microsoft StartedNYT coverage of a new contest from Microsoft.
YouTube - Microsoft Photosynth on CSIPhotosynth was on CSI last week and I'm so mad that I forgot to record it in HD. Check it out. Photosynth is one of my favorite Microsoft projects and I can't wait to see where this goes.
May 06 State History FairLast week we were at the State History Fair in Tallahassee. Will made it to state with his paper on the causes of World War II. The photos I took are here. I love this photo. If he does become a lawyer, I can say I knew it all along. :) Future lawyer? April 29 JD, Nic, and Brian Podcast - Episode 6For those interested in such nonsense, we posted a new podcast yesterday on Channel 10. Check it out here and leave a comment on the podcast page.
speech @ microsoft : Windows Speech Recognition Macros is now available!!I haven't tried this yet, but I'm going to this afternoon. Check it out here:
Microsoft picked for Democratic conventionI thought this was sort of cool...
April 24 Trenton Computer FestivalIf you're in the New Jersey area this weekend, check out the Trenton Computer Festival. I'm going to be giving two talks there on Saturday, one on Microsoft Robotics and one on Windows Media Center. Should be a lot of fun.
SearchTogetherOne of the interesting things I saw at the MS Research TechFest last month was SearchTogether. SearchTogether is an Internet Explorer plug-in that lets groups of people collaborate on web searches. There's a forum here: http://community.research.microsoft.com/forums/88.aspx Check it out via the link below: April 22 Listas - Become a Windows ExpertI love learning system internals and my recent trip back to Redmond to talk to MVP's and members of different teams gave me a desire to share my favorite internals resources for Windows. This list is just a start (in no particular order), but if you dig deep into the stuff that's in it, you'll come away with a great understanding of what's going on with the operating system. I'll keep the Listas list updated here.
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