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The Daily Six Pack: August 30, 2013

by Dirk Strauss - 02811
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A COLLECTION OF LINKS FOR LOVERS OF I.T. Dirk Strauss . . . . Feature link: Snowden Doubles Tor Usage Tor usage doubles after Snowden's surveillance revelations, Tim Sampson Other 1,138 behind the scenes photos of the Star Wars Trilogy Interesting Podcasts for .NET Developers, Senthil Kumar Download .NET Universe 2013 Poster, Senthil Kumar Creator of xkcd Reveals Secret Backstory of His Epic

The Daily Six Pack: June 28, 2013

by Dirk Strauss - 03137
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Redmine is such an awesome web app. It is a flexible project management app that was written on the Ruby on Rails framework. It is also open source and released under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 (GPL). I have been using it for a few days

The Daily Six Pack: June 27, 2013

by Dirk Strauss - 02529
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Windows 8.1 Preview is here. Get a feel for the OS with a first-hand look at many of the new features and improvements with the Windows 8.1 Preview. Brandon LeBlanc discusses Windows 8.1 Preview in more detail in today's featured link, so be sure to check it out especially if you can't

The Daily Six Pack: May 30, 2013

by Dirk Strauss - 12615
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Tim Cook and D11. The mention of these words together is a great treat for Apple fans. Here it is again... Tim Cook and D11. He appeared at D10 last year to introduce himself and his vision for Apple's future. This year, Apple's CEO was fielding questions about Apple's tax

The Daily Six Pack: May 29, 2013

by Dirk Strauss - 13099
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TechDays Online is now available online, on demand. This event took place a couple of weeks ago, so if you missed it then don’t be sad. It's all here, how awesome is that? Tech.Days online had over 1,700 attendees for 3 days of interactive online learning. So head on over to the

The Daily Six Pack: May 28, 2013

by Dirk Strauss - 12751
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LightSwitch Code Snippets is an extension that Microsoft MVP and Visual Studio LightSwitch Insider, Alessandro Del Sole recently released. It "provides an easy way to install a number of JavaScript code snippets for the LightSwitch HTML Client created by the LightSwitch Team at Microsoft". If you haven't worked with LightSwitch before,