Category Archives: Microsoft

I’ve moved onto the Windows Experience team.  It should a lot of fun to continue to follow Guided Help, and some of my other projects but my emphasis now is on the Windows Experience - things like explorer and the like.  I’m also … Continue reading →

I’m down in Provo finishing up the last few interviews of the two day trip and I just wanted to take a minute to thank everyone.  I love coming down here, meeting everyone and seeing the great students coming out of … Continue reading →

On a recent post about BITSAdmin, someone commented on how you needed to be logged into passport to download certain things.  Well I noticed in Brian’s blog that there is now an alpha release of the live client SDK.  I … Continue reading →

Hi all – I’m at BYU for the career fair tomorrow (Wednesday).  Come on down and talk to us and bring a resume - I met a lot of you at the dinner tonight (thanks for coming) which was great fun. … Continue reading →

Well, I was just reading ex-MSFT guy Moishe Lettvin’s entry about how the start menu put together.  In brief, there was a lot of wasted time in meetings (my interpretation), waiting for code to arrive, thrashing due to dependencies, and not … Continue reading →

With Vista shipped, we’re taking things slow for a bit.  I’ll be turning my attention to finishing the last remaining credits of my college education.  With any luck, I can finish a class this week.    This means that I … Continue reading →

I talked about this cool service a little while ago – it’s really cool.  From the videos, it’s really exciting.  But even more exciting is that it’s now live!  Photosynth is a great way to do internet tourism, as well … Continue reading →

I’ve been curious to see what would happen with all the sysinternals stuff since coming to Microsoft – after only a brief stint in limbo the sysinternals techcenter has been launched.  There are 3 sites and some updated (and one … Continue reading →

Well, as Raymond mentions, Halloween at Microsoft has a great candy haul and is a nice safe environment with lots of friends.  For our two little boys, they really didn’t need much candy (or any, really) but they had a … Continue reading →

With Microsoft being such a centralized business (at least from the Engineering point of view), this is real news.  If you’re interested in Virtal Earth, which powers http://local.live.com/ among other things, check out this post on the jobs blog from … Continue reading →