Visual studio 2010 RTM, seems to have an annoying bug causing you to kill it from Task Manager and reload the solution every now and then, for me typically 2/3 times a day. The message above appears and clicking ok just causes it to reappear repeatedly. There is a Connect entry here, but my experience of Connect is not good to say the least. Someone with a PSS account could raise a ticket which would be nice.

Based on my experience leading the BPOSS development team at BP, I am now working on a new and improved version for Hub Software Engineering

Rubbish. I had an account as a non-resident, they then said I needed to reside near the branch to have a non-resident account and gave me 30 days notice. Then, within 10 days, they just froze the account rendering me unable to access the account. Absolutely rubbish and this will cost me hundreds of dollars/pounds as I will now have to travel to the states to open another account at a proper bank.

A few weeks ago I developed a verruca on the bottom of my foot. I read on the internet that a fresh banana skin was a cure, so I had to give that a go. I got a skin and sellotaped it across the width of the sole and put a complete loop of tape to hold it in place. That night I removed the skin and the thing had gone all soft. I scraped the soft stuff away and left it open overnight. The next morning I put another skin on, and it was a bit painful to work. Felt like the juice or whatever was coming off the skin was burning the sore that I had made by removing the dead skin. Took that skin of that night, and let it heal. Worked very well, not sure if the second skin was even necessary.

I just have the 2 devices, the controller and the adapter. The controller is inside the house and the adapter is around 15 metres away through an outside wall (dual cavity concrete brick and render), and the garage wall, which is just wood. I've found reception is borderline. If the controller is low down I do not get reception, that may be understandable as when its low down I think the straight line has to go through the ground (the garage is lower than the house). Whats more interesting is that the orientation of the AeonLabs controller is a big factor. With the controller in the vertical position, reception (measured by the amount of times I have to try to send the message) is much worse than when in the horiztonal position, and it seems that reception is best when on its side in the horizontal position.

Current use for the UK version of Advanced Control Technologies HomePro(tm) Appliance Module ZRP210:

In off state: 3.4mA
In on state 6.6mA