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TomasDeml
Run Chiro, Run!

Other code names here...

Jeremy W
that blogging guy

TomasDeml wrote:
Other code names here...

Yep, that was one of the half-dozen sources I was using Smiley

TomasDeml
Run Chiro, Run!

Jeremy W. wrote:
TomasDeml wrote:Other code names here...

Yep, that was one of the half-dozen sources I was using

Again, you must have a lot of spare time Smiley

Shrage
Let's Tallk

Jeremy, i wanted to give all of us what to do, and you took the whole piece of cake? Wink

Jeremy W
that blogging guy

Shrage wrote:
Jeremy, i wanted to give all of us what to do, and you took the whole piece of cake?

It's the only time I've contributed anything of consequence to the wiki. I don't really feel all that guilty Tongue Out

Besides, there's like 200 other ones out there. Still lots of work to do Wink

sbc
GW R/Me

Perhaps a topic should be locked in the Wiki while someone else is editing it and unlock it after a set time - for those editing, you could use AJAX to make sure it is still locked. And/or maybe a diff/merge feature.

jonathanh
My mod color is red

sbc wrote:
Perhaps a topic should be locked in the Wiki while someone else is editing it and unlock it after a set time - for those editing, you could use AJAX to make sure it is still locked. And/or maybe a diff/merge feature.

FlexWiki normally uses an optimistic locking scheme - it doesn't claim an exclusive lock when you edit, but when you hit "save" it checks to see if anyone has edited the same page since you started, and if so it forces you to do a (manual) merge.

Not sure why this isn't happening on the Channel 9 wiki. Possibly that feature was disabled to cope with the load?

In the meantime we can do manual workarounds by looking at the version histories. Thankfully this is the only page I've seen this happen to in the entire history of the wiki Smiley

blowdart
Peek-a-boo

jonathanh wrote:

Not sure why this isn't happening on the Channel 9 wiki. Possibly that feature was disabled to cope with the load?

Is the wiki being ran off file system or sql? multiple machine problems perhaps?

I have to say I like the granularity of wikipedia where you can edit a small section.

Razvan Socol

You wrote "Yukon = SQL Server 2005 scripting and automation environment for Windows". SQL Server 2005 is not a "scripting and automation environment", it's a database server. For more informations, see:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/prodinfo/overview/what-is-sql-server.mspx

Razvan

notinthisworld

hi anyone knows the codename of small business server 2000? thnx

God Bless

Fduch

Vienna -

Office Live Communication Server 2005

It's wrong http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Vienna It's the next gen of Windows.

Acrylic is Microsoft Expression Graphics Designer now

Khamul
Death by Escape Key

Fduch wrote:

Vienna - Office Live Communication Server 2005
It's wrong http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Vienna It's the next gen of Windows.

You are correct, yet somehow incorrect because you said it was wrong. It is not wrong - it confused everyone, methinks, when Microsoft decided to reuse the "Vienna" codename.

littleguru
<3 Seattle

What a wonderful name:
Lightning: .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR)

ScottKin

I'm not sure if Steve (Bink) still has this one listed, but I have another one that got left out...

I worked with Rob Michnick, Russ Siegelman and others on the first iteration of MSN...whoops, that should read msn Tongue Out

We had two complete server farms for MSN 1.0 - Marvel (which was the actua production & customer / user-facing system) and Manga (which was the isolated Test system to thoroughly test whatever content and architecture changes we needed to make before the content went "live"). We also affectionately called the MSN Networking Hub "MosWEST" (Microsoft Online Services WEST), in honor of the MaeWEST NAP (Network Access Point) in Santa Clara, CA.

Just some more tidbits...

--ScottKin