I always put all of my important stuff on a separate hard drive partition.  Always.  For applications that write to c: drive I always use Junction to create a hard link to my other partition.  Well… apparently not everything.   I used to have a hard link for RssPopper but apparently it was writing to c: drive and I recently rebuilt my machine and lost it all. 

JohnTP has an article on the 5 reasons you are losing your RSS Subscribers.
Oh, wait.  Number 2 is Re-Blogging.  Damn it!  There goes another reader.  (bye mom!)

Microsoft has released CodePlex Beta which is kind of like Sourceforge on top of Team Foundation Server.  You can create a project to be hosted on CodePlex, or download the software and run it on your own machine. 

The Visual Studio 2005 Web Application Project has been released!!

This is old news but I wanted to make sure that I keep a link to it.

I have uploaded my OPML to Share.OPML.org. Looks like a pretty cool service and helpful in finding more feeds to eat up all my time.

There has been some conversations going on about the future of weblogs.asp.net.  Roy Osherove also has some feedback on a post about CS 2.0 upgrades on this site. A lot of us started blogging here back when it was DotNetWeblogs and it was the place for .NET bloggers to post.  Then it became weblogs.asp.net and there seems to be a push for this to be an ASP.NET blog site.  There has also been some delay in upgrading to Community Server 2.0, possibly coinciding with a rebranding of some kind.

Scott Guthrie has let everyone know that Visual Studio 2005 Web Application Project 1.0 will be released soon.  It is very nice to have this back!  It will also be included in Visual Studio 2005 SP1 later this year.

Martin Fowler has rewritten his Introduction to Continuous Integration article.

Deblector is a debugging add-in for Lutz Roeder's Reflector.

If you are registered for TechEd 2006, you can enter the Iron Architect contest and win a free Architect certification (valued at $10,000).

Thottam Sriram has an interesting article that talks about creating type dynamically using the TypeResolve event and ILGenerator.

[via Nothing but .NET Blog]

[via Dave Massy’s Weblog]

[via Windows Forms Documentation Updates Blog]

Mark Gabbara answers these WCF questions with the following scenarios:

[via Irena Kennedy’s Blog]

Kirk has a post that talks about different ways of dynamically invoking a web service.