Ayende @ Rahien

Ayende @ Rahien

Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien CEO of Hibernating Rhinos LTD, which develops RavenDB, a NoSQL Open Source Document Database.

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RavenDB Workshops - Deep dive into practical use of Document Data Modeling
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Nov 10 2009

Select N+1 is also applicable for user interface

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I just opened Messenger for the first time in maybe a year, here is what it end up looking like (and this is the truncated list):

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And it doesn’t seems to end…

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Patrick Smacchia
10 Nov 2009
13:59 PM
Patrick Smacchia

Messenger is such a buggy product, really!

I though that for strategic products MS was assigning its best developers but I now really have doubts.

zvolkov
10 Nov 2009
14:37 PM
zvolkov

try Pidgin

Remco Ros
10 Nov 2009
15:58 PM
Remco Ros

I use Pidgin too. Small, simple, to the point and multiple accounts/protocols support.

Lee
10 Nov 2009
16:04 PM
Lee

I'd just uninstall and then get the latest version. I've never had problems with Messenger and have been using it for about 10 years.

Scott White
10 Nov 2009
16:05 PM
Scott White

I use meebo. It's great because you don't have to install anything and when you login somewhere else you log onto all the different protocols

Green Williams
10 Nov 2009
19:10 PM
Green Williams

Are you asking for help or just looking for someone to give you pity or just wrote this to meet a blog-quota?

Ayende Rahien
10 Nov 2009
19:22 PM
Ayende Rahien

Green,

ayende.com/.../...to-commentors-it-is-my-blog.aspx

Kenneth
10 Nov 2009
21:04 PM
Kenneth

APatch with Messenger = No problems

Jason
11 Nov 2009
19:28 PM
Jason

Is that the actual UI you're seeing?

Ayende Rahien
11 Nov 2009
19:32 PM
Ayende Rahien

No, the actual UI is tens of windows

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