Неразборчивые мысли вслух

Правильная статья Мартина Фаулера о сорс-контролях - как выбрать систему, подходящую под бизнес и культуру команды, и из чего выбирать:
http://martinfowler.com/bliki/VersionControlTools.html

Старик Мартин выражает мнение, что TFS - говно below the recommendability threshold. Пустячок, но сердцу приятно.

If you have ever tried the detection of memory leaks in .NET applications, you probably know that it can be a tricky issue.

One of the common sources of the memory leaks is the subscription to events, especially if the subscriber is supposed to be a short-lived object. Every such the subscription creates a reference. Since the subscriber object is now referenced, it becomes not collectable by GC and remains in the heap for a long time, or forever, even when no longer used.
The easiest and the most correct solution is not to forget to un-subscribe handler. However, that's not always easy, and in some cases not possible at all.

And here comes an elegant solution from Paul Stovell: WeakReference event handlers