Server migration to LinkedLabs completed
As you might have read yesterday, this weekend I moved my blog from WebHost4Life to LinkedLabs, the hosting company managed by Ken Robertson, a Senior Software Developer at Tellingent. And if you are reading this post it means the DNS transition is complete. I decided to move away from WH4L not because I had performance problems or poor customer support (which IMHO is great), but because I needed to manage and host more websites (small ones), and this was not possible on WH4L without paying a yearly additional fee of 20$ per web application. I used to run t

Server migration this weekend
During this weekend I'll migrate my blog to another hosting service. Comments will be closed till the migration of both the data and the DNS records are completed. If still this post and the comments are still closed it means that your DNS have not been updated yet. Hopefully everything will be fine by Monday.

5th Italian ALT.NET Conference (winter edition)
Keeping the usual half-yearly pace (one in winter and one in summer), the 5th Italian ALT.NET Conference will take in Milano, Saturday January 23rd 2010, kindly hosted by Avanade. It will be a openspace conference (like

Entering my 3rd year at Avanade
On November 12nd, 2007 I started working in Avanade Italy. And today, November 12nd, 2009, it’s exactly two years I’m working here. One year ago I already wrote about my first year, and this second year did

Does Twitter Lists need Twitter Topics?
Last week Twitter pushed the new feature of Twitter List to everyone. But after few days of using it and from comments of other users I’m seeing some fallacies of the feature. Here are some of them: why am messages from people I follow and are in a list appear twice? what is the difference between following someone and following a list he/she is part of? if someone did a “asp-net-mvc”