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What's with that studio set-up?  The interviewer had to literally turn in his chair to talk to Robert...talk about snubbing.  That was totally unprofessional if you ask me.:O

littleguru that's a finest example of post whoring I have ever seen.


Wth happened there.

Why only Visual Studio 2006 licensed users?  Obviously you meant 2005...but still why not all Visual Studio .NET users? 

Show a little love to the developers who havn't had the chance to update yet.

"Your doing one heck of a job there Robbie!"

scobleizer wrote:

I hear ya! One thing I'll try to do is put a time-code for where the hottest part of the conversation is (if I can pick one out, like in the Avalon video where the coolest stuff came up at about 32:00).

thanks

Added bug to the Wiki

http://channel9.msdn.com/wiki/default.aspx/Channel9.ForumBugs

I have tried all morning to remove my blog address from my profile.  This has no effect on the address it still remains.  I think that the code is not updating the blog entry in the profile.

Like I said I DON'T want to take away from the people that like the full length video's but for me I just want to jump into the meat and potatoes of what is being shown.  I think you can have both full and short and still make everyone happy.

OK I am finally going to say it...I don't come to this site much anymore. Why? Because the videos are way to long.  When this site first started the video's were 5-10 minutes tops.  Great little nuggets of information.

Now they are averaging about an hour in length and numbering in three to four videos a day...I might be wrong but that is the perception I get when I visit.  That would be about half my day in Channel 9 video watching...That is awesome that Microsoft is giving us this amount of videos but I don't have the time to watch them all.

I am sure people love the full length video's and I don't want to take away from that.  But can we get short segments of cool parts of the video's also? These could be targeted parts of the video that are 5-10 minutes in length.

That's just my two cents.