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Thoughts, musings, outbursts and revelations of Cornelius J. van Dyk - Microsoft MVP: Windows SharePoint Services
My friend Matt is spreading his wings!
I'd like to take a moment to congratulate my friend Matt Goebel on spreading his wings and venturing into the world of independent contracting!  Way to go!!! :-)
 
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Even the mighty stumble sometimes…

Well, I upgraded my iPhone 3G last week to the latest iPhone 3.0 OS and I like the new features such as search, snappier texting etc., but the most interesting thing to me was noticing something totally unrelated.  I’ve been playing Mafia Wars on iPhone for a while.  One of the great annoyances for me, and many other people if you read the Zynga message boards, has been that the game seems to leak memory and crash every so often.  When fighting, you can generally get about 30 fights in before you have to restart the game or face a sure crash.

Now I upgraded ONLY the iPhone OS.  The Mafia Wars app remained untouched.  I noticed that now I’m able to complete all 114 fights built up over night without the need to restart the app and without the app crashing on me.  Well… that’s interesting, isn’t it?  People have been calling the app bad and poor programming for months yet, it seems to me, since only the Apple OS was upgraded (and with it the APIs), and because of it, suddenly the app is more stable… well, 1+1=2 last I checked so… it seems to me that the problem wasn’t Zynga’s app, but Apple’s APIs.  LOL J  It seems even the mighty stumble sometimes… ;-)

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SharePoint sheds the “Office” label with Microsoft SharePoint 2010

Tom Rizzo announced yesterday on the SharePoint Team Blog that SharePoint 14 will be known as Microsoft SharePoint 2010. I'm happy to see SharePoint shake the "Office" label and stand on its own! I predicted this eventuality three years ago in May 2006 while at the SharePoint Conference. J The beta of Exchange 2010 is also now available. Can't wait for the beta bits of MSP 2010! J

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