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You’re not a real Silverlight developer until you have the poster stuck up on your wall.
Apparently these were hot at Mix.
Thanks to Brad Abrams for posting it.
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about 2 years ago
It is missing the biggest piece that spans the entire diagram:
BLOAT OF MASS PROPORTION
(that runs creepy in RAM and CPU and always will; make me a non-trivial app and usable one in the next 5 years in that junk and you got a free beer. )