Some nice Halloween logos
XBox Halloween Logo
Ask.com Halloween Logo
Yahoo Halloween Logo
YouTube Halloween Logo
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XBox Halloween Logo
Ask.com Halloween Logo
Yahoo Halloween Logo
YouTube Halloween Logo
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I thought it would be interesting to have a peak at Google’s Halloween logo over the years:
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My personal favorite is the logo from 2006. Which one do you like the most?
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On September 25th, 2007, David Gainer of the Microsoft Excel group did a post acknowledging a Microsoft Excel 2007 math bug involving calculations of numbers around 65,535 and 65,536.
An example bug is: 77.1 * 850 for which Excel returned 100,000 instead of 65,535.
According to David, the issue was due to change in the Excel calculation logic in Office 2007. The bug affects Excel 2007 and Excel Services 2007.
The patch has been posted here.
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Bill Gates in not unreachable anymore. Newsweek readers can ask Bill Gates questions. He will answer selected questions.
The last date to submit your questions is Sept. 28th, 2007. The answers will be published on Oct. 10, 2007.
Click here to send your question to Gates | Read this article on Newsweek
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Mary Jo Foley, in her blog All About Microsoft on ZDnet has an interesting video on Microsoft code names.
Microsoft products start life as a project codename (e.g. Longhorn which later was launched as Vista).
Let us take the Operation System Line up from Microsoft:
| Code Name | Product |
| Whistler | Windows XP |
| Longhorn | Windows Vista |
| Blackcomb | Windows Seven (next version of Windows after Vista) |
| Creekside | Windows XP Starter Edition |
All of them have something in common, they are all skiing resorts in British Columbia.
Coming to the development tools:
| Code Name | Product |
| Whidbey | Visual Studio 2005 |
| Orcas | Visual Studio 2008 |
| Rosario | Team Foundation System |
| Hawaii | Visual Studio 2010 (unconfirmed) |
All of the code names are islands!
You can find more info on codename on the video here.
Wikipedia has a comprehensive list of Microsoft Codenames for those interested.
Source: (here)
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