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Monthly Archives: January 2006
There are way too many lawyers. These two articles prove that. Good Technology Sued over Wireless Patents NTP, having had its patents invalidated countless times has taken a stock in Visto and opened another litigation front, this time against Good … Continue reading
I wonder how many phone calls this post is going to generate but rest assured: If you call me, I will be asking the questions. Why such a polite post? Well, it appears that our friends from SurplusComputers are back … Continue reading
No "strings" attached 😉 And if you don't get the joke then you should really seek a refund from your engineering school. Here, for your Monday reading, is the fundamental unified theory of IT economics when it comes to a … Continue reading
"Ah crap, he's not gonna talk about Linux again is he?" echoed somewhere in Redmond as this headline popped up in their aggregator. Relax! I'm just posting that the interview Bob with with me a little bit over a week … Continue reading
We talked about the essentials of networking and Active Directory. About IP addressing, layers, routing, switching, subnetting and so on. JJ Antequino from Microsoft talked about the basics of Active Directory domains, trusts, master operation roles, active directory troubleshooting and … Continue reading
Our buddy Eric Ligman must have built a pretty good bomb shelter up in Redmond as he has started seeking input from Partners on what has or has not worked so far. Click here to respond Eric is one of … Continue reading
Oh thats a good post title and you know you love it! Last Friday I had a great time touring the Microsoft PSS (CSS for Exchange and SBS, support guys) HQ in Las Colinas, Texas. It was quite an experience … Continue reading
Certain someone said they would pay for this picture. So before it ends up on eBay I'm just going to out myself. I'm a total and complete idiot. I managed to lock myself in our datacenter cage and had to … Continue reading
yoda.msmvps.com is perhaps the most personal server in the world not just because it has its own email address and a blog, but also for being capable of holding Susan Bradley and a ton of other MVP's online. Yoda lives … Continue reading
Yesterday brought the news of Windows Vista requiring, here's some jargon: "Vista driver developers must obtain a Publisher Identity Certificate (PIC) from Microsoft. Microsoft says they won't charge for it, but they require that you have a Class 3 Commercial … Continue reading