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I found this tool today, its a packet sniffer, and they have a portable version of it too.

WireShark

Yep if you have a mobile device and want a proxified web browser (i.e. aka opera mini) take a look at Skyfire, they just went live with version 1.0 and its actually quite good. and yes, you can view flash content, and audio content etc etc.

Go get it.

This post is a just a reference for me in case I have to re-install firefox I would have blue print of all the extensions I use. Of course you also may be able to discover some extensions through it.

1. Quick Drag

2. Hide Menu

3. Hide Caption

4. Switch Proxy

5. Paste and Go

6. Undo Close Tab

7. All In One Gestures

UPDATE: I created an add-on collection for the above here

Bing has launched, and I binged a couple of searches and have to say Bing is nice. But I was doing some random searches without considering the relevancy of the search results. Does anyone know any cool searches that demonstrate the features of this search engine. I mean what makes this special?

Whats the past tense of bing anyway's is it binged or bung or bong?

Bing over here.

Bing it on!!! :)

Further to the tip I posted earlier, here is a few more tips.

The asp.net compiler is aspnet_compiler.exe located in %WinDir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727

The compiler takes the following parameters

- p to precompile

^ This is not new, its exactly what Swami said in his post.

But my tip is there are more switches that might be helpful for you

-fixednames generates a separate assembly for each page

-f overwrites the files in the target directory

-u specifies that the precompiled application should be update-able afterwards.

See more at MSDN

Came across this tip at a blog called Swamis Tech World. He shows you how to setup an external tool in Visual Web Developer to have an alternative means of precompiling your website.

Go here for more details.