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Tag Archives: microsoft
Resumes
Well, I’ve updated the ‘ol resume. And my actual resume spells it properly. I can’t reference the old one as apparently I set it to not be indexed by search engines. Basically I updated all the information, restructured things a … Continue reading
On being laid off from Microsoft
So I got laid off from Microsoft on Wednesday. I wasn’t really bothered about the job, as I wasn’t happy with it already and had been looking to find something else for quite a while. The unfortunate part is that … Continue reading
on returning to microsoft
I started writing this post in early August and forgot to finish it and publish. So here it is now I was an intern at Microsoft the previous two summers, and this week I started full time. Some things change … Continue reading
Tagged composting, microsoft
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Virtual Earth / Live Maps: The New Release of Live Maps and Virtual Earth 3D is now Live!
Virtual Earth / Live Maps: The New Release of Live Maps and Virtual Earth 3D is now Live! – when I was studying for exams this past week, Live Maps, the team I worked with and will be returning to … Continue reading
Popfly
Popfly – I heard about this first though email, but it’s all over the web as well. Microsoft has done an amazing job of making it really easy to combine web services, and I only hope that the output itself … Continue reading
Tagged apis, mashup, microsoft, popfly, webservices, yahoopipes
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DeWitt Clinton » Blog Archive » What a day!
DeWitt Clinton » Blog Archive » What a day! Microsoft is supporting OpenID and Apple is denouncing DRM. no comment by me is even needed here
MapCruncher
MapCruncher turns static images into tiles suitable for use with Microsoft Virtual Earth (Windows Live Local), and presumably other tile-based mapping applications too. Very neat and useful, the existing hacks I’d seen to handle this on Google’s map API were … Continue reading
Tagged geo, mapcruncher, microsoft, virtualearth, windowslivelocal
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A few days in Seattle
I’m leaving tomorrow morning for Seattle and returning back to Waterloo Friday night. I can’t think of anyone I know online who lives there, but if I’m mistaken let me know and I’ll see if we can meet up. Should … Continue reading
Tagged microsoft, redmond, seattle, travel
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wheel reinventing
argggh! brought about by watching the channel9 video on Microsoft and RSS, but it’s a general comment, not directed at microsoft
Tagged innovation, microsoft, standards
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