I’ve been using Visual Studio since forever, yet it always takes me a while to remember how to show line numbers. It’s especially hard to remember after a fresh install of Visual Studio. Assuming you have it installed and open, here’s how to display line numbers in your code.
I’m happy to announce my band The Compilers have been included on the new EMERGENT COLLECTIVE ONE cd. This compilation is made up of developers in the Adobe community who are also involved with making music. Go download it now, it’s free for all!
Download this free album now!
A huge thanks goes out to creator of this compilation Joseph Labrecque. Thank you for making this compilation and thank you for letting The Compilers submit our song ‘Sleep Tick v2′. Be sure to read Joseph’s comments about the compilation he so graciously put out for all to enjoy.
I’m happy to announce I received my Golden Ticket to speak at the next 360 Flex conference in Washington DC. The conference will be held at the Hilton DC North Gaithersburg, September 19 – 22, 2010.
I’m going to 360 Flex DC, and so should you I spoke at the last 360|Flex in San Jose, but I’m already more excited for the DC conference, and here’s why.
If you haven’t been to a 360 Flex conference yet I highly recommend it. If you still need help deciding, here are a few conference questions for you.
The last 360 Flex I spoke at was in San Jose and it rocked. The city of San Jose bored me to tears, but I felt like I was living inside my twitter feed for three days. My presentation was on the final day of 360 Flex, so I spent most of the conference preparing, and sitting in a few sessions here and there. I spent almost half of my time in San Jose working and still met 10-15 of my twitter buddies, not to mention all the new contacts I met. In a nutshell, if you attend a 360 Flex conference, you will meet the community. In fact, you’d have to try pretty hard to not meet the Flex community.
If this sounds up your alley, go ahead and register to take advantage of the early adopter ticket price of $450. I’m not sure when the ticket price will go up to $599, but I know it will so act fast. If you make it to DC, be sure to find me and introduce yourself. I promise it will be a good time.
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In case you need help removing iOS4 from your iPhone 3G, here are the steps that I followed to downgrade my iPhone 3G to OS 3.1.3. Before we get going, I’m not taking credit for these instructions since this is a cleaned up version of this MacRumors forum post. Shout out to my buddy Tony Rodgers for sending me the original link.
Before you get to the steps, be sure to download these two files first.
That’s all there is to it. I know these steps work because it’s exactly what I did on my iPhone. The last part of the uninstall is pretty hairy since I wasn’t able to close iTunes without unplugging my phone. Also, when I ran blackra1n, my phone never rebooted on it’s own. The screen went black and I just unplugged the iPhone and forced a restart. When my iPhone booted up, I was back on 3.1.3.
I hope this helps somebody out because iOS4 on an iPhone 3G is horrible.
