Scott Weinstein on .Net

A few months ago I heard that Axosoft was offering a free single user license for their OnTime Defect Tracking Software. After spending all of five minutes evaluating the software, I decided not to use it as the interface appeared to be conventional, if competent. The real value of bug tracking systems is only realized with multiple users. As a single developer, it's unclear if the value from a bug tracking system exceeds the overhead. So I decided I would just use OneNote, which very nicely lets me organize to do lists, design documents, sketches, and images.

Robert Brown summarizes some of the issues

IdentifierCache provides two tools

Richard Sprague has been dropping hints about this for some time, and now Robert Brown has made the announcement that the Longhorn speech API has been included into the Avalon/indigo Beta1

The latest release of NatLink/Vocola is available.  NatLink enables command and control of Dragon NaturallySpeaking by loading the Python runtime as a global application module in a COM extention. It presents a relatively simple façade to some IUnknown only COM interfaces.

The speech recognition wiki has moved from speech.squidnet.com to speechwiki.org. I changed the domain name because the old root domain had nothing to do with speech-recognition and I also took the opportunity to move to a new hosting company which I'm expecting will provide faster responsiveness and more reliable uptime.
Existing links that point to the old site should automatically direct to the new site. If you discover any errors or mistakes feel free to contact me or leave a message on the feedback page.
I've also created a new topic page to help explain the features of the wiki .