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Monthly Archives: May 2008
I guess I am going to be the only SMB blogger not to say anything about SBS or EBS this week, wherever the Koolade was spiked I sure wasn’t around to drink it. Microsoft Windows 2003 will be the last … Continue reading
The other day I wrote about Zappos.com giving “$1K offer to quit” to someone that worked there for a week to test their loyalty to the company. Last night, I watched a full 60 minutes segment on the “Millennials” and … Continue reading
Yesterday’s article is really bringing a lot of attention, glad you liked it. To be honest, I am still very involved in the technical side of Own Web Now, especially the new generation of products, but I have stopped blogging … Continue reading
So Howard emails me yesterday about a problem he’s been trying to figure out. His Outlook Web Access 2007 on the Exchange 2007 installation suddenly stopped working. Nothing changed 🙂 There are many reasons why Outlook Web Access 2007 will … Continue reading
Dave asks in my WHS Unplugfest post if hating Mac’s is a religious bigotry: Why are you turning your nose at something that a) works and b) does what you want. That’s religious bias… He is right. AntiMacFanboism is a … Continue reading
Long weekend is upon us, it’s computer project time. With Windows Home Server out of picture and unplugged I’m left to search for something more reliable. What is popular out there? I’d prefer it have some sort of an Xbox … Continue reading
So the other night Tim and I were hanging out watching the NBA playoffs and bringing Lucy Exchange online and my wife walked in on the following scene: So, is the addiction to pornography a genetically dominant trait? It would … Continue reading
Had a hard day… hard day that got fixed by a Hurricane. Phew. Here is something to brighten up your day in return: For my buddy Dave: And of course, who can miss out on the pride of the … Continue reading
… and they will build a better idiot. Honestly, there are days when I feel like people do things with my software just to dick with me. For years we didn’t enforce password complexity on ExchangeDefender, ergo 99.999% of the … Continue reading
Read this article earlier today and it just blew my mind. It talks about the importance of corporate culture, values and giving your customers a reliable feeling when they work with your company: So when Zappos hires new employees, it … Continue reading