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Jesse Taber is a software developer residing in Tallahassee, FL.
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Memory Leak in CFClientBase<T> Service Proxy for Compact Framework .NET
SQL Server Identity Quirks
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Finding Memory Leaks in .NET Compact Framework Applications
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