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by mhouston
21. June 2009 12:15
So, my wife’s new vehicle has Microsoft Sync. I had seen the goofy commercials and was not really interested. I’ve never enjoyed most of the voice activated goofiness in new consumer gadgets. Well, I was surprised. It took all of about 5 seconds to connect my HTC running WinMo 6.1. The features are great. total control over the phone’s functionality via the vehicle’s interface and voice commands: calling, visible address book, texting and media player. If you have a vehicle with synch it is totally worth having a WinMo phone.
by mhouston
29. March 2009 05:25
What a POS! Looks cool…but just doesn’t work. This was given to me as a birthday present. BTW, E, I do appreciate the thought. I struggled with this silly thing for a few hours. Of course, after searching online, I find out it is a complete POS. The few people that did get it to work said it turned into a ‘brick’ within a few months of usage. Logitech has been no help at all to the people that purchased this model. Lucky for me the ‘retailer’ is going to credit the purchase. Logitech’s online support FAQ and forums are completely useless. The phone support wasn’t really useful, but at least the CSR was nice and admitted to me that this is an extremely common problem with the device (and that there is no known fix). For any of you out there, if you see the following in the initial setup give up on it and ask for a refund.
At the time of this post –> I am extremely pissed off at Logitech!
by mhouston
18. January 2009 09:30
Okay, this is old now, but I was searching for something else and came across it again...it made me laugh uncontrollably.
Technorati Tags: Humor, SNL, Video
by mhouston
18. January 2009 06:14
Again, looking for something and came across this. I'll never get through my current research task, but this is hilarious!
Technorati Tags: youtube, humor, video
by mhouston
4. January 2009 04:54
| Event Link : | http://www.nashdotnet.org/archive/2009/01/03/10.aspx | | Topic : | Continuous Integration with JetBrains TeamCity | | Speaker : | Chris Hefley | | Description : | TeamCity, the new Continuous Integration application from JetBrains (the people that brought you ReSharper) provides easily configurable continuous integration, advanced reporting and metrics, and integration with Visual Studio (and It's free for small teams). This presentation will cover installing and configuring TeamCity and connecting it to source control, with examples using various build runners (MSBuild, NAnt, and Rake) to build .Net applications. We'll also cover NUnit integration, artifact generation, and configuring notifications. We'll show you how to troubleshoot broken builds, run the .Net duplicate finder build, Visual Studio integration, and how to use TeamCity as an automated deployment tool. | | DateTime : | January 15, 2009 6:00PM CST | | Location : | Brentwood Library
8109 Concord Rd
Brentwood, TN 37027-6740
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by mhouston
24. December 2008 01:45
Technorati Tags: Santa, NORAD
by mhouston
23. December 2008 06:46
Download Here ( http://code.google.com/p/pocketwit/ ) Thanks to @slimcode for letting me know about this one! Technorati Tags: twitter, mobile
by mhouston
21. December 2008 05:34
Thanks to Scott Gordon for the much needed laugh today! Technorati Tags: Humor, Video
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