This Week on C9: Netflix, Extension Methods, Debugging, oh my
- Posted: Jul 18, 2008 at 8:50 AM
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This Week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian cover:
- Netflix streaming coming to Xbox 360 via Gizmodo (0 - 2:00)
- Roiy Zysman: Programatically geotag photos (2:00 - 3:51)
- Mark Brown: Behind the Maps Series (3:51 - 4:21)
- Terrarium open sourced on Codeplex via Bil Simser (4:21 - 7:05)
- Chris Pietschmann: Enhance Enums using Extension Methods via dotnetkicks (7:05 - 8:20)
- Karl Seguin building an open source Extensions Methods library (8:20 - 9:40)
- Video clip from Daniel Pearson using WinDBG to change Notepad data live in-memory (9:40 - 13:30)
- Production ASP.NET Debugging via HumanCompiler (13:30 - 14:20)
- 4 Free chapters from ASP.NET 3.5 for Dummies (14:20 - 15:30)
- Charles Fitzgerald on IBM and Second Life Interoperability press release (15:30 - 16:50)
- Our petition to add an MMO component to BabySmash, go to feedback.babysmash.com. (16:50 - 18:25)
- Wisemx and Littleguru get prizes for helping Brian understand lambdas (18:25 - 19:02)
- Brian's pick of the week: Brian Harry posts on Team Foundation Server Power Tools (19:02 - 20:35)
- Dan's pick of the week: Graffiti Research Labs C++ Laser Tag application with the hope that Brian Peek builds this with a Wiimote (20:35 - 21:33)
- Video clip of C++ Laser tag in action - full YouTube video (21:33 - end)
- Netflix streaming coming to Xbox 360 via Gizmodo (0 - 2:00)
- Roiy Zysman: Programatically geotag photos (2:00 - 3:51)
- Mark Brown: Behind the Maps Series (3:51 - 4:21)
- Terrarium open sourced on Codeplex via Bil Simser (4:21 - 7:05)
- Chris Pietschmann: Enhance Enums using Extension Methods via dotnetkicks (7:05 - 8:20)
- Karl Seguin building an open source Extensions Methods library (8:20 - 9:40)
- Video clip from Daniel Pearson using WinDBG to change Notepad data live in-memory (9:40 - 13:30)
- Production ASP.NET Debugging via HumanCompiler (13:30 - 14:20)
- 4 Free chapters from ASP.NET 3.5 for Dummies (14:20 - 15:30)
- Charles Fitzgerald on IBM and Second Life Interoperability press release (15:30 - 16:50)
- Our petition to add an MMO component to BabySmash, go to feedback.babysmash.com. (16:50 - 18:25)
- Wisemx and Littleguru get prizes for helping Brian understand lambdas (18:25 - 19:02)
- Brian's pick of the week: Brian Harry posts on Team Foundation Server Power Tools (19:02 - 20:35)
- Dan's pick of the week: Graffiti Research Labs C++ Laser Tag application with the hope that Brian Peek builds this with a Wiimote (20:35 - 21:33)
- Video clip of C++ Laser tag in action - full YouTube video (21:33 - end)
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That laser tag thing was awesome. And it's in Rotterdam! I knew I recognized that bridge. If I'm not mistaken, they did that on the KPN building, which is actually a pretty cool building even without the projector and lasers. The facade of the building is covered in a matrix of bright green lights, which allows them to display a bunch of images and animatons on it, or things like the weather forecast or the number of seconds until the traffic light for cyclists turns green. The building is huge, so you can see it all from across the river. It's pretty neat, actually:
Yeah, it's the dancing baby. Sorry.
Anyway, great ending, by the way.
Team Aniston's mascot should be the tumbleweed
I'm hoping Brian Peek can pull that project off, that would be shweet - That dancing baby video is pretty funny, I wonder if other people knew what that was
And what is it with Rotterdam and cool light shows?!
... and I'm getting a prize - yay!
I was also a little bit confused. They actually took the picture from my website instead of using my avatar.
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