No - I removed it in SQL Server 2005 because people were causing problems for themselves. See http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/paul/dbcc-pintable/ for some explanation.
If you find a table is dropping out of cache, even though heavily used, because other tables are also heavily used and they can't all be kept in memory, put in a SQL Agent job that does a SELECT COUNT (*) with an index hint to force index ID 1. Adjust periodicity as necessary.
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