Since my new iPod Touch requires that I use iTunes (which is, incidentally, incompatible with Vista x64!), I've had to scrap my use of Anapod Explorer (note: unlike what the site says, it really is not compatible with all iPod models on the market). Unfortunately, I really hate iTunes. I've worked extremely hard to prevent it and QuickTime from being installed on my PCs over the years, but with the omission of disk mode from the iPod Touch and the iPhone, I've had to suck it up. That doesn't mean...
Ever since attending the C# 3.0: Beyond LINQ presentation at Desert Code Camp (excellent presentation Donald), I've been a little more wary of a couple of the new features introduced by C# 3.0. I wanted to go over them and point out some of the pitfalls that they can lead to. Note that I'm not trying to discourage its use - BUT - if you know how something works in the underlying technology, you're more likely to choose the correct techniques for a given situation. All static code analysis and time...