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Nice place there Paul, also nice collection of alcohol in the distance lolz

"Spank the horse" - that's my new phrase for today, thank you

Much love for the bike rack in the office on the clip you showed.

Also I much prefer 2x speed - chipmunks 

I like e-mailing, it works and I must be the only person that likes servers, clients, bits of wire etc. But, yes, I also like virtual environments, though sometimes they are not the cheapest option. And sensitive data can't be protected as long as there is a connection to the internet.

I also like VPNs, they allow me to access all my files/servers from the internet, but surely that's not possible without office 365 lol

I never liked google docs, it has some nice basic features, but like most people I've spent a fair amount of time creating rich content and google docs doesn't.

All that said, I am looking forward to trying out office 365 and anything that means I don't need to install anything deserves some plus points.

I think he was referring to this interview: http://channel9.msdn.com/shows/WM_IN/Polita-Paulus-BLINQ/

For me it's http://www.tugzip.com all the way.

It's the query part of the name that confuses people, if it were LIEQ then you'd be closer - Language Integrated Enumeration and Query. But the query part isn't a lie... I'll get my coat.

Gotta love Windows updates on shutdown

Lots of good hints and tips in this one, a good start to learn iqueryable and ienumerable and why we have both.

Nice and short, thanks for posting something I can watch and not want to hang myself half way through.

Covers a few nice shortcuts in C# 3.0 with regards properties including object and collection initialisation.

Tails off a bit towards the end, possibly a bit more on linq would get another star from me.

More please

Scott Allen explains why extenstion methods exist in a much better way http://channel9.msdn.com/blogs/matthijs/linq-beyond-queries-by-scott-allen around 07:30, he also explains lamda expressions. So if this video hasn't fulfilled your questions try that video instead.