After a long hiatus I finally have my blog back online and upgraded to the new .Text.

I am having trouble getting my favorite blog editor (w.bloggar) to download but once I get that up and running I will be fully back in business.

Just to review don't look here for much stimulation or intellectual content, I use this place more as a place to keep notes and information that I find useful. I have no idea if anyone else looks at this and I don't care. If you are still reading then get a life but I do hope you can find something here that you can use.

I found a good article about setting up SQL CE merge replication on the linked from the Developmentor web site. It's Setting Up Merge Replication: A Step-by-step Guide check it out.

Microsoft has released the .NET Compact Framework 1.0 SP2 I was in the beta and SP2 has had no problems with my current CF projects but there is a help to performance!

Found a cool looking managed code profiler today, if you have used it let me know I will not get around to playing with for some time.

CRL Profiler

I have been wanting to play with a CVS system and the only one that looks active is CVSNT I hope to get a chance to play with it soon but if you know any thing about this please let me know.

I found a cool little FAQ MSDN about the Compact Framework. Check it out at .NET Compact Framework Frequently Asked Questions

I was having problems with my computer this morning and while I was trying to fix it I could not have my music going so I got thinking that my Pocket PC dose not have a lot of down time so I got wondering if I could stream my normal SHOUTcast stream through it. I did a Google search of "pocket pc shoutcast" and I found a commercial product that could do it but as the title says I am cheep then I found a link to an article Tutorial: Streaming Internet Radio on your Pocket PC and wow it has it all the step by step guide and a link to the free software you need. So now I don't have to use my PC to listen to my Techno stream!

dang I am a geek!

This is a cool white paper about J2EE vs. .NET by a company that is a Java training and consulting firm and there conclusion is quite interesting!
J2EE vs. Microsoft.NET