micklang

Why does www.windowsworkflow.net contain russian content?

and....

http://www.whois.net/whois_new.cgi?d=WindowsWorkflow.net&tld=net

Registrant:
   Dmitriy Afraimovich

   Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
   Domain Name: WINDOWSWORKFLOW.NET

   Domain servers in listed order:
      NS1.NEO-DNS.RU
      NS2.NEO-DNS.RU

The content of the video is excellent and interesting, but I had to laugh, at times it sounded like from the interviewer's perspective  it was going something like....

Peter: <incomprehensible techy stuff>
Interviewer: ...yea
Peter: <incomprehensible techy stuff>
Interviewer: ..sure
Peter: <incomprehensible techy stuff>
Interviewer: ..excellent
Peter: <incomprehensible techy stuff>
Interviewer: ..nice
Peter: ..<incomprehensible techy stuff>
Interviewer: ..wow

 

Whilst the wording may be a little too strong for my liking, I do agree with the sentiment.  Many people still have download limits and slower connections. 

I'm missing the .NET Show which I think did a much better job of delivering professional content.  I particularly enjoyed having multiple versions of the video, so that you could choose the quality.

I think at least there should be a version which is playable on a mobile device.  With these videos that clearly isn't going to possible (processor wise).  This is particularly a problem for me as in the past I have watched videos on my windows mobile whilst commuting.

I think the decision to provide no support for .NET 3.0 on Win2K is going to stop a lot of people from deploying it.  At our organisation, 60% of the organisation is not on XP (and there are no Vista boxes).  This basically means it will be very hard to deploy a .NET 3.0 here for at least another 2 or 3 years.