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Thanks for coming back to the old-school Going Deep format, Charles.  This video is excellent.  Be sure to get Greg back someday.

Charles, the quality of these IE9 videos is amazing, especially the camera work and the quality of the encoding.  

I'm really glad to see some serious work has been done in the direction of making patching the .NET Framework a lot less intrusive.  A lot of IT folks get really grumbly when it's time to patch the framework, because the NGEN process will run for 10+ minutes, usually after a reboot, and quite often when the user is trying to get their day started.  

I also have to say, Ms. Biswas is a really engaging and interesting person to listen to.  It's always a big bonus when you can not only show your passion for your work, but explain it in a very clear way without a lot of umm'ing and ahh'ing.  

You know what could be great fun, Charles, is to get all the non-Microsoft niners together that've got something to say about Channel 9 and what it's meant to them over the past five years, and put it in one place.

Has it been five years already?  I've been here the whole time. 

Great video.... more like this, please. 

Hey Jason, the video is excellent -- one small comment though... while I know you want to promote your future videos, a description of them probably doesn't belong here.  It'll hinder searching. 

And if that's the most I can find to nit-pick on, then you're doing great.

Charles, I really dig this particular style of Channel 9 video, with the two cameras and showing the back & forth between you and John.   I imagine it's a bunch of extra work to get set up and to do editing etc. afterwards, but it works well and is very enjoyable to watch and listen to.

Drew, the ever-present football logo is seriously distracting from the presentation of the video.  These videos should be 100% focused on Visual Studio, not your sports interests.  Thanks.

Whoah, weird... I was drawing almost exactly the same diagrams for my co-workers when explaining VSTS's branch/merge capability. 

VSTS is a great product.  It really doesn't have a "1.0" feel to it at all, and the team is very helpful in explaining how to do stuff that's a bit off the rails.