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We can try to test this a bit. What thread did this happen to you on? Did anything strange happen like maybe you hit reply and took an unusually long time to hit Submit? Maybe you did something else for a while and then came back and finished it?

Have you tried the html5 video player? There's an option if you go into your profile under Settings to select that you prefer to view videos in an html5 video player. Or you can just tack ?html5=true onto any url that has a video on it such as http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/E2E-Concurrent-Programming-with-Revisions?html5=true. I've had more luck with that player on my Mac.

Oops, my bad I must have mis-copied that one. I believe Geoff fixed it today so it should be fixed shortly.

2 hours ago, magicalclick wrote

Sometimes local inline CSS is just much easier to "maintain".

This makes me cry 

2 hours ago, PerfectPhase wrote

@Cara9:  Even IE has that in the built in F12 developer tools these days.

You're right, I just figured that was obvious.. hehe.. was that a good cover? 

18 hours ago, magicalclick wrote

Inline = easier debuging I guess. It is not that easy to trace every single CSS files and defnations that applied.

Have you ever tried using Firebug or the equivalent in Chrome? If you want to know what styles are being applied to a certain element (like a title), right-click on the title and select "Inspect element" from the context menu. If you're using Chrome, this will display the html of the title on the bottom left (by default) and the styles that are being applied to it as well as the css file and line number that those styles came from on the bottom right. I'm pretty sure FF doesn't do this natively so you have to install the Firebug add-on but it's very useful when doing front end development.

@giovanni: I asked Duncan to go ahead and do this for you so let me know if it works out for you

@Nafas: I believe you can just append /ipod to the rss url like this: http://channel9.msdn.com/Feeds/RSS/ipod

@giovanni: Sorry I haven't gotten back to you - we have talked about this amongst ourselves and can think of one option - we can delete all of your previous read states from the db which would make it so everything is "unread" for you again. What do you think?

What were you doing when that happened?

@AndyC: We were just talking about this issue in standup this morning. Geoff is going to look into it.