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2 months ago
in Continuations in Mono: Embrace and Extending.NET, Part 3 - Miguel de Icaza on Miguel de Icaza's blog
This is really fascinating. I knew there were a few different types of continuations and related things, and am glad you summed them up. Have you seen this? http://refractalize.blogspot.com/2009/02/stackl... Pretty interesting and 100% CIL.
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3 months ago
in Game Developers Conference - Miguel de Icaza on Miguel de Icaza's blog
Well, I just saw the student projects page. That answers that question.
3 months ago
in Game Developers Conference - Miguel de Icaza on Miguel de Icaza's blog
Hey M, I'm curious as to your take on http://axiomengine.sourceforge.net/. Well, since it's managed, I can guess your take, so I'm just wondering what you think of it. I've been attempting to port over some of the Ogre community plugins to Axiom (fancy water and cloud rendering), but as my free time is pretty limited, I haven't gotten far.
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Well, I just saw the student projects page. That answers that question.
3 months ago
in BareFTP - Miguel de Icaza on Miguel de Icaza's blog
Thanks M, looks great. I haven't been actively searching for a good looking FTP app, but have been keeping an eye out. This looks like it'll be perfect. A C# app is a bonus too.
11 months ago
in Please stop this GNOME Tabs Stupidity on Ivan Zlatev
I agree, tabs in a movie player and Pidgin just don't have a purpose. Tabs in Banshee I can see, because it's the media on the device itself, rather then a playing item. Firefox tabs are a given awesomeness, while tabs in nautilus and terminal are neat if used correctly, which I don't as of right now.
That is very similar to the yield-based setup that we used for ASP.NET's HttpRuntime