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Oct 1, 2007 - Previously, I mentioned I was working on an example of using Visual Studio to create a concrete domain model using object thinking, and here it is. The display uses Recent Articles By Emma Hutchings · RSS. Right now, we're seeing a lot of things around GamesBeat: It seems like there's this continuum from people creating things by coding to people creating things by just moving objects around now. David West about his book Object Thinking. These digital blocks, digital architecture types of sets. Emma Hutchings is a regular contributor to PSFK.com. Feb 3, 2014 - Image Credit: Microsoft. At this point we were thinking that the RTF might contain a vulnerability that would be triggered when opening the file. Oct 28, 2013 - Thinking NAV - Thinking differently Hopefully you will now see your objects being saved as individual files in your folder (and the 2 original files are at the top) and not somewhere in between the rest of them :-). Emma is a Film Studies graduate and freelance writer based in the UK. The book was Microsoft-agnostic, and it seemed like a strange fit to me. You think about this urge to play and create that's in us all. Feb 27, 2014 - The Microsoft Malware Protection Center Blog provides information on viruses, worms and other malware and spyware and explains how Microsoft antivirus products help protect your computer. Microsoft's Interactive 3D Display Creates Objects You Can Touch [Video] It can provide a 360° view of a 3D object for multiple users without the need for eyewear and enables users to reach out and touch it. GamesBeat: Things like SimCity. Her favourite topics are film, tv & gaming. Jul 9, 2011 - A book that extensively covers the meaning and practical aspects of object thinking is Object Thinking by David West (2004, Microsoft Press). However, when it was opened the The first and last time I was infected was a.rtf file that included an embedded OLE object. Jun 16, 2006 - Craig Shoemaker of the Polymorphic Podcast has just posted part one of his interview with author Dr.