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Monthly Archives: October 2005
This show is all about the small business technology communities that can help you get better as an SBSer, it pro, technician, salesman or that guy stuck with running a server in the small business. Travel the world of information … Continue reading
The first glimpse of the next BlackBerry 8700c device is out and there are some big news behind it, namely: “Look for RIM to become the next company to blame its demise on the success of Microsoft.” No, this is … Continue reading
According to a post from Neowin there is a new ring at AOL: “Ding – you’ve got rootkits!”; Just a reminder that EVERYTHING connected to the Internet needs to have anti-virus, anti-spam protection. Just because “that computer over there, oh … Continue reading
I hope you got the dig from the subject line, Microsoft is innovating symbolic linking into Windows Vista. This means you can link different objects without the presence of .lnk files – which helps on file shares when you want … Continue reading
Its out, get it while its hot! Here is what they talked about: Damian joins the podcast (that’s Spanish for “yes”) CRM 3.0 Beta is out (link) MOM on SBS? Audiovox SMT5600 with Activesync, mobility, certs, and everything Weekly cricketcast … Continue reading
I got to sleep last night, a welcome change of pace from the disaster recovery that has been going on in South Florida. I would like to share a picture that I believe sums up the state of things down … Continue reading
I got to sleep last night, a welcome change of pace from the disaster recovery that has been going on in South Florida. I would like to share a picture that I believe sums up the state of things down … Continue reading
To all those of you who emailed me asking about my flu, thank you for your concern, I made it just fine. It was not a flu at all, it was a case of too many Hooters wings (or rather, … Continue reading
This came from a friend in West Palm Beach, they took the back end of Wilma: WOW…. there is a mess down here! My home took a beating, but not as bad as some of my neighbors and co-workers. Of … Continue reading
Over 6 million people in Florida are still out of power, majority in South Florida which is serviced by FPL, the Florida Plunder and Loot power company. My girlfriend works for EOC and apparently none of the nukes were damaged … Continue reading
