Microsoft has confirmed more details of its forthcoming Live Drive service, which will offer free online storage.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/

VMware has not posted this fix yet and they also have not released a new version to fix this problem, so read carefully!!

[via Rob Caron’s blog]

This is the announcement about the next CTP for LINQ from Pablo.  I was able to get a lot of info about it talking to the ADO.NET guys @ TechEd and I look forward to seeing more coming from this team!

Now that SourceForge and Google both support hosting projects in Subversion, more and more people I know are making the switch!  AnknSVN is a VS.NET plugin that allows you to perform a lot of svn functions from within visual studio.

Hey, this is cool!  I got an special thanks on Jens’ blog!  Jens is the one who deserves thanks for releasing a cool vs.net plug-in for free!  (thanks jens!)

[Team Build Ticker via Rob Caron’s Blog]

[via Roland Weigelt’s blog]

Visual Studio 2005 SDK - August 2006 CTP now available

[via The Daily Grind 940]

Google launched Google Code: Project Hosting yesterday with support for open source projects.  Here are some of the key features:

According to an email from Kevin Downs, the developer behind NDoc2, he is no longer going to be developing or supporting NDoc2.  Kevin has put in an extraordinary amount of work putting together NDoc2 and has done so despite some family emergencies i the past year.

Sounds like all future releases of MSDN Library are going to be free (instead of released only for MSDN subscribers.

You can follow the posts in this thread, but I know a *lot* of people are anxiously awaiting the release of Microsoft Sandcastle.  Sandcastle is the codename for Microsoft’s NDoc like documentation compiler. 

http://www.betanews.com/article/Netflix_Gets_Sneak_Peek_at_NBC_Dramas/1153328118

[via Things that… make you go hmm]

[via The Code Project]