LINKBLOG for October 5, 2007

• Change IE7 Proxy Setting without restart IE - Manuel C, The Code Project
  


• Amazon reveals its distributed storage "Dynamo" - Jeremy Reimer
  Interesting pointer to an Amazon paper on their distributed storage system. Well, the paper *looks* interesting, but this 16-page PDF goes to the TOREAD category first...


• Estimating an Inestimable Project - Tyner Blain
  


• Patents, Trademarks and Copyright, Urgh! - Ayende Rahien
  


• Joe Albahari's LINQPad and LINQPad Challenge - K. Scott Allen
  


• Shouldn't this be a compiler error? - Eric Sink
  if you believe the comments, Micsrosoft has already filed a bug today against the C# compiler. Which, if true is *very* fast


• The Last Language War / Language Trolling Post You'll Ever Need To Read (Hopefully) - David Rupp
  


• My Favorite Keyboard Shortcuts - Christopher Bennage
  


• Why is it useful to count the number of Lines Of Code (LOC) ? - Patrick Smacchia [MVP C#]
  in combination with How do you count your number of Lines Of Code (LOC) ?


• We don't write tests. There just isn't time for luxuries - James on Software
  Great insight.
  Via Reginald


• Understanding MP3 Compression - Steve Rowe
  


• Delegates and Visitors - Code Beast
  


• Installing Subversion as a Windows NT Service - Bryant Likes
  via Jason Haley


• What Else to Learn at University - Jeff’s Post
  


• Five hours for one line of code - Tim Stall
  


• Did you know... How to set a bookmark and navigate among them - Sara Ford
  


• Parameterized searching in a List - Peter van Ooijen
  


• Test Driven Development When Writing New Code - Chris Woodill
  found this 2.5-month old (young?) piece by someone who likes the TDD process, but has problems with writing test-first in all circumstances. For me, as being new to the unittesting methodology it good to see that not everyone is just 'following blindly'(..)