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PJ Hough and others - First look at next version of Sharepoint
Oct 08, 2005 at 10:45 AM

ok, it took me a while, but I finally managed to watch this video.

First of all: the next version looks awesome!
One quick question though. You guys mentioned the version history of lists. Will this include version history of stored documents aswell? I mean, when somebody changes i.e. a word documents that is stored in a list, will the old version of that document still be available?

Anyhow I'm really looking forward to dive into SPS2005. Any chance on a date for a beta or something?
A thank you to the Niners! (The Channel 9 Song)
Sep 20, 2005 at 11:32 PM

rjdohnert wrote:

Oh BTW, you can tell Bill Hill that I am the Release Candidate for Homo Sapiens version 2.0

Jup, me too.... Stitch 2.0..... get it?

anyhow...

Great video, this one rocks!!!! Verbatim!!!!
Peter McKiernan/Jamey Tisdale - Neutrino demonstrated (new tool to help marketers work with develope
Apr 01, 2005 at 1:56 AM

Cool, Jamey wasn't easy to find out though....
But thankfully he helped founding geezergamers
There it says:

geezergamers wrote:

JameyT [...] does marketing for a not-so-small software company.[...]
Peter McKiernan/Jamey Tisdale - Neutrino demonstrated (new tool to help marketers work with develope
Apr 01, 2005 at 1:42 AM

After doing some research, it looks like Peter is the lead product manager in the "Platform Strategy and Partners Group" and Jamey works in Marketing somehow...

Any chance I'm close??
Roger Lueder - Developing MyLifeBits
Mar 24, 2005 at 10:34 AM

rhm wrote:

I want to work on MyLifeBits!

Me too!!! And I want one the these Longhorn jackets!!
Dean Hachamovitch - Do you have the hottest seat at Microsoft?
Aug 16, 2004 at 11:48 PM

I had similar results aswell:
25.260 K (20 x google)

20.432 K (1 x google)

At work we are using IE, but at home i'm using firefox mostly, du to it's many plug-ins. However, there are some sites, which don't display right in Firefox (e.g. Channel9 ). for these pages i use MyIE2.... Why not the standard IE? Because of the tabs. Simple as that!
Pat Helland - Sings Bye Bye to Mr CIO Guy
Jul 04, 2004 at 1:56 PM

DevHawk wrote:

I posted the Mr. CIO Guy Lyrics on my MSDN Blog. Enjoy!

Cool!!! Thanks a lot!! I definitly support the request for this song to become tho "official" Channel 9 anthem as stated by ethan!!!
Pat Helland - Sings Bye Bye to Mr CIO Guy
Jun 30, 2004 at 11:22 PM

*getting back up from the floor, still laughing*

OK, this was cool!!! Well done, Pat!!

Any chance we could get a transcript of the lyrics??
Matthew Carlson - What have you learned by working at Microsoft?
Apr 13, 2004 at 12:22 PM

Oops....didn't see the roll call thread.... i'm hereby withdrawing my demand.
Matthew Carlson - What have you learned by working at Microsoft?
Apr 13, 2004 at 12:13 PM

Well, these are some interesting facts to know.

BUT:
Couldn't some of you guys tell a little bit about how you came to Micrsoft? Like what did you guys do before? Did you approach them? If so, how? You know, all the really interesting stuff for us young developers to know.

Thanks in Advance.

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