<p>Here's an interesting question.  I wrote <a href="http://www.stevex.org/code/RssCmdlet.cs.txt">some code</a> to that takes RSS feeds and items and exposes them as objects in Microsoft's new shell environment (msh).  I posted it on a beta newsgroup, and someone else posted a link to it to <a href="http://tfl09.blogspot.com">their weblog</a>.  </p> <p>Assuming this was covered by an NDA (and I don't think it is), would I now allowed to link to my own code because it's become public knowledge through no fault of my own?</p> <p>Anyway MSH is very cool, I plan to write some more about it shortly.  The RSS “commandlet” that I wrote lets you do stuff with RSS feeds from shell commands really easily; it's just an example of how easy something is to do, not really intended to be useful.</p> <p> </p>Thu, 01 Sep 2005 19:17:04 GMT