Fabrice's weblog

Shawn A. Van Ness presents various approaches for cloning objects, problems with ICloneable, and of course solutions. The discussion mainly revolves around copy constructors vs the ICloneable interface.

I updated my HTTP Module for redirections, adding support for ignoring case. See the ignoreCase attribute.

For my own web sites, I needed to perform multiple URL rewritings, both in order to get short URLs and to charm Google and friends. You can see this at work for the SharpToolbox for example.
I improved Fritz Onion's HTTP Module, which performs redirects based on entries in your web.config file. It is regular expression-based, and is an easy way to perform automatic redirection for one set of URLs to another in your site.

Guys from the Operating Systems and Middleware Group at HPI (University of Postdam) have collected links to APIs and libraries to manipulate PE files, access metadata and IL.

Peter Hallam created a really useful parser for command line arguments, which has been recently updated.
It parses command lines like the following one for you: drinkmachine.exe /chilled /money:2 /drink:coke /drink:icedtea
It has a lot of options and can even automatically display the correct usage if needed.

I'd vote for its integration within the .NET Frawework.

Update: Stefan Demetz points out that there is a command line parser in Genghis too.

From theserverside.net:

Microsoft has decided to delay the release of SQL Server 2005 from the first half of 2005 until later in the summer of that year. A Community Technical Preview will be released as an interim beta with possibly more to come before the final beta and the product’s eventual release.

SharpToolbox turns 600!
'nough said.

Now that Google Desktop Search is out (still beta), it's already time to improve the user experience ;-)