Jeff Barr, Web Services Evangelist at Amazon, dropped by my office the other day and showed me the winners of the Microsoft/Amazon Web Service Contest. Cool stuff, congrats! More details are
up on the Amazon Web Services blog....
Jeff Barr dropped by Scoble's office the other day and showed us the contest winners from their recent Web Services contest that they held with Microsoft. More details
on the Amazon Web Services blog....
Jim and Dan are two seemingly normal Microsoft employees who I've been watching from afar (they work for
Microsoft Consulting Services). When hurricane Katrina hit they dropped everything in their lives and got in a plane and flew to Austin, TX. Hear their story about the technology
they deployed...
Richard is an architect on the kernel team on Windows Vista. In other words, everything in Windows builds on top of his team's work. Here Charles Torre has a 52 minute conversation with him about the kinds of things that are being done deep inside Windows
from a security perspective. But...
Over in building 50 there's a secret room. It's never been shown in public before. What is this room for? Testing audio devices. It is a special room where it's completely silent and the walls have been treated to minimize sound wave reflections. After
giving us a tour Charlie Owen, PM on the
Med...
Recently I visited Richard Anderson's classroom at the University of Washington and watched how he used Tablet PCs to teach his computer science class. It is really cool. Students can send him notes, post their thoughts, and interact with him, via their
Tablet PCs. This technology came out of
Mi...
Ric, director of strategy on the top secret Motion Incubation team, runs the Motion initiative. What's that? It's a group at Microsoft that studies how businesses work and looks for opportunities to help them do their business better. They made an entire
map of how business works.
April 1, 2006 -- Mike Hall uses Windows CE for everything. Including building a network enabled refrigeration device (NERD) with the NERD feature pack, released today.
While you're watching that video, we also have some other videos for you to consider this weekend (sorry, downloads won't be availa...
This is a second, deeper look at Excel 2007's business intelligence capabilities (Mike Arcuri was on Channel 9 a few weeks ago). Really cool stuff for helping your business see what is happening.
The demos start at 6:15 into this video. Really great stuff, if you are an Excel freak, don't miss!...
Yeah, more than a few weeks, I shot this back in January and just never ran it for some reason. It's just a really cool tour. Has almost nothing to do with Microsoft. Today's my last day in the office, Friday is my last day as a paid employee. Oh, and
I have a bunch of other videos that'll run over the next few weeks.
Sweet so I guess I could convert it to RM or an animated gif too
My question was more of a suggestion or request to the admins of Ch 9. I would hope the people who watch Channel 9 already know they can convert the files to other formats. Obviously they offer direct downloads so making it available in iTunes format isn't
out of the question.
If I had my CHOICE of hardware. I would have a pocketPC with a 30gb harddrive instead of an ipod video 30g. (hint hint) Or even better a reasonably sized phone with a pocketpc and 10-30gb hard drive which I could store whatever I wanted wmv, mp3, ect... formats
and play them all.
We're looking at doing that. http://www.on10.net already does just that and that team is part of the Channel 9 team as well.
It violates my living room rule. It's rude and not polite. And, yes, it is discriminatory cause I don't see you treating the men here that way. It sends a message that you're only interested in women's bodies, not their minds. We as an industry have a
tough enough time trying to get women interested in geekier fields, so I'm pretty senstitive to this kind of behavior.
Great info. Looking forward to playing with this. Although I'm not sure how I feel about the continuation of distributing binaries across the iNet.
Side note: Why does the interviewer (whoever it is) insist on laughing INTO THE MIC?!?!?!?! He does that on every single video. I try to watch these videos at work and you have to crank up the volume just to hear the interviewees speaking then you need to
leap for the volume every time that guy laughs. QUIT YELLING INTO THE MIC!!!!! Learn to work your equipment!
The interviewer is me. I have a good time at work, sorry.
We use cheap camera equipment and only use the microphones on the camera. I try to not laugh so much, but there's not much I can do about it.
Yes, I've heard I should use lapel microphones. I've tried that and they don't work for me. I don't have an audio crew along.
Carnegie Mellon Robotics Lab
Jun 28, 2006 at 12:28 PMEric Faller and Savraj Dhanjal - Ribbon Extensibility in Office 2007
Jun 26, 2006 at 3:27 PMWeird, it's happening here too. I'll try to get that fixed.
Lee Bandy on IPv6
Jun 01, 2006 at 2:17 PMLee Bandy on IPv6
Jun 01, 2006 at 2:15 PMWe're looking at doing that. http://www.on10.net already does just that and that team is part of the Channel 9 team as well.
Jessica Arnold gives us a look at Outlook 2007
May 20, 2006 at 5:10 PMJessica Arnold gives us a look at Outlook 2007
May 20, 2006 at 12:35 PMJessica Arnold gives us a look at Outlook 2007
May 20, 2006 at 10:21 AMBrad Uhrich - Metropolis
May 18, 2006 at 5:22 PMWindows Presentation Foundation - Everywhere?
May 17, 2006 at 1:53 AMThe interviewer is me. I have a good time at work, sorry.
We use cheap camera equipment and only use the microphones on the camera. I try to not laugh so much, but there's not much I can do about it.
Yes, I've heard I should use lapel microphones. I've tried that and they don't work for me. I don't have an audio crew along.
Wandering around Maker Faire
May 06, 2006 at 9:50 PMI was at Maker Faire with my son. We attended the paper airplane class.
I guess that answers that question.
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